Thank you so much, Dr. Sassi. This is very helpful and a good starting point for the project.
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RE: Trying achieve this effect using a glass material
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Trying achieve this effect using a glass material
I’ve been reviewing the recent work on the new B07 trailer, and I’m currently looking into the glass effect shown in the attached screenshots. From what I understand, the base is a glass material with several key adjustments, particularly IOR, Anisotropy, and Anisotropy Rotation.
I'd be great to read thoughts on the best way to enhance the image distortion through this material—especially the deformation that occurs along the Y axis. -
RE: Redshift Emission over bright surfaces
Download the scene here: https://we.tl/t-DxYfiXIsEw. I can't seem to be able to post it in this thread.
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RE: Redshift Emission over bright surfaces
Some developings here. Have a look at the attached scene and let me know what you think.
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RE: Redshift Emission over bright surfaces
This is clever. Achieving good resulys after testing the post-grade.
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Redshift Emission over bright surfaces
Hi there,
I'm exploring the attached style and have managed to make it work in a dark environment. However, I'm struggling to achieve a good result in a bright/white setting since the material's emission isn’t producing the desired effect.
I'm using Cinema 4D and Redshift—any guidance on how to approach this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
https://www.behance.net/gallery/214440155/Current-Time-TV-utro-SHOW-PACKAGE
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RE: Achiving this style
Everything running well with the setup. That part of the project is now in a good place.
I'll send you here another note in case I need some more advise.Thank you!
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RE: Achiving this style
Hi Sassi,
That's a good shout.Thank you for the hint.
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RE: Achiving this style
@Dr-Sassi Thank you for your sketch!
My Dev is attached below. True that won't work yet with a white material because I tinted the lights to blue to increase the effect, but I'm happy to hear your thoughts in how to achieve a middle ground.
As always, many thanks for your support! Have a nice weekend.
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Achiving this style
I'm exploring this style in C4D + Redshift.
Can someone point me to a tutorial on how to start with the materials and the light setup?
Thanks!
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RE: Any ideas to achieve this style?
Amazing, v42 is a very good setup and v51 nicer approach. I will build from there my setup.
As always, many thanks for your help.
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Any ideas to achieve this style?
Hi! Anyone to help me reproduce this next reference in either C4D/AFX or combination of both?
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RE: Tryin to achieve this result with a cloner
@Dr-Sassi Thank you. Very clever solution. I missed the "Step Mode" and that is my learn this time. I will now adapt this to my shot.
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Tryin to achieve this result with a cloner
Hi,
Im trying to achieve this tunnel style but a combination of cloners and plane effector with both R.B rotation is not achieving the result. I can make it straight biut not curved as in the attached reference.Any direction or help will be appreciated.
Thanks
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RE: Modelling Rivets over a curved surface
@Dr-Sassi Thank you! Very helpful.
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RE: Modelling Rivets over a curved surface
@Dr-Sassi This scene is definitely better in terms of finishing. Again, trying to make the Torus stay as primitive and also keep the bevels in place but I get a clear idea on how I can achieve the result I need. Many thanks for your help.
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RE: Modelling Rivets over a curved surface
@Dr-Sassi Thank you for sharing the scene. Very clever way!
Actually I need the Torus to be parametric (stay as primitive) in case I need to adjust its shape and proportions so added a correction deformer to have access to the polygons without baking the Torus. -
Modelling Rivets over a curved surface
Im trying to model rivets over a plane engine. I want it to be geometry so no RS Displacement or a Bump maybe better a cloner over the surface? I sitll haven t find a good way to make it avoiding hardsurface modelling
How would you approach this in either Redshift or through modelling?
I attached 2x references.
Thanks