Digital Meat: Service Announcement
In this Digital Meat video update, I go through some changes i'm making to tutorial content, my club on C4D cafe, and competitions for my Patreon supporters.
Cinema 4D R19: New Features
In this video we take a look at all the awesome features that are new to Cinema 4D R19. There have been many updates and improvements including, Viewport Enhancements, LOD object, and Pro render just to name a few. please view the links below for my video sources. https://www.maxon.net/en/products/new... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBsi... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjbT9... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C32HH...
Digital Meat: Now And The Future Update
Hey Guys and Girls! I just wanted to take this opportunity to let you all know about the current state of Digital Meat and where i hope to take it in the future with your support. Please comment below because i would really love to know what you think, all thoughts are welcome. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DigitalMeat3D
Digital Meat: Now And The Future
Hey Guys and Girls! I just wanted to take this opportunity to let you all know about the current state of Digital Meat and where i hope to take it in the future with your support. Please comment below because i would really love to know what you think, all thoughts are welcome. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DigitalMeat3D
Free Asset C4D Mansion
Here is a great free Cinema 4D model of a mansion created by Jim Field. Click the link below the image to download now!
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FREE ASSET
New Cinema 4D Tools Tutorial!
Cinema 4D is full of usefull tools that are quite often overlooked, the Virtual Walkthrough tool is one of them. In this tutorial we take a look at the Virtual Walkthrough tool and its functions, this tool allows us to navigate our scene in several different modes, one of which is the first person mode which gives us the ability to navigate our scenes much like a first person video game. There is also the flythrough mode which allows us to navigate our scenes by flying around. On top of these different modes we have the ability to record our movement so that the camera has keyframes. Check out the video below for a comprehensive guide on the tool.
New Select And Go Plugin!
Although Cinema 4D is a fantastic piece of software, there are areas in which it is lacking, one of these areas is the ability to export selected objects as another file format. Natively, you would have to copy the items you would like to export to a new C4D document and then export from there. This is a rather cumbersome way of doing things as it can waste a lot of time, especially if you are exporting object to a game engine because this may require lots of different exports and maybe several times as you iterate and add to your models. This is no longer necessary thanks to the guys at fieldcreatorsstudios.com, they have made a brilliant C4D plugin called FCS tools box, and within this plugin there is a tool called Select N’ Go. This tool allows us to export selected objects in any file format that Cinema 4D supports. Check out the video on this page for a comprehensive guide to the Select N’ Go section of this plugin.
New Aerodynamics Tutorial In Cinema 4D!
Cinema 4D is great for creating dynamic simulations by using the dynamic body tag on objects, these tags can be used to create a rigid body, or soft body simulation. The dynamic tag also gives us the option to enable aerodynamics for rigid or soft bodies. we can generate lift and drag when our object moves through our scene, cinema 4d does this by simulating an atmosphere. In the tutorial below we take a look at the aerodynamics settings in the dynamics tags, and then use then to make a flying aeroplane.
Cinema 4D Quick Tip 12 Is Up!
Have you ever had a situation where the viewport in Cinema 4D doesn’t seem to be working correctly? Is the viewport orbiting not working as expected? The reason this may be happening is because you might have accidentally set a manual pivot for the viewport or camera. to find out how we can rectify this problem please watch the Quick Tip Video below.
New Cinema 4D Thin Film Shader Tutorial!