GreyScaleGorilla presenta a series of tutorials by Chris Schmidt to show you how to set-up and use thinking particles for Cinema 4D. Thinking Particles is a powerful particle system inside of Cinema 4D. However, it seems not to be used as much as it should because it requires Xpresso. Luckily, Chris is here to demystify [...]
GreyScalleGorilla has a friend. His name is Mike aka The Monkey and is a Cinema 4D wizzard. In the next videos e talks about some pretty advanced stuff like how to use joints, hierarchies, and Xpresso to build natural structures that are great for spirals, curls and golden section goodness. Enjoy!
In this tutorial, we will work with some hair in Cinema 4D R11.5. We will also go over the new Render Engine in Cinema 4D. Enjoy!
In this tutorial we will look at two different ways to create sketch materials that will make your 3D objects seem like 2D. We will also discuss how we can incorporate Sub Polygon Displacement and some other cool features along with that sketchy material. Enjoy!
A new tutorial on the integration of Vectors from Illustrator to Cinema 4D. Enjoy!
In this advanced tutorial, we will take a look on how to morph an object into a text, creating an advanced shatter effect using Thinking Particles.
Great source for scripts, example files and tutorials for Cinema 4D. Particularly for animators. Enjoy! Click Here
Sub-polygon displacement allows you to model with images. Learn how with Nick in this tutorial:
Nick Campbell has released another tutorial. In this one, he will show you how to make a spinning glass block animation with Cinema 4D, Mograph and refraction. It’s based on an animation by Lumiere Studios.