http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/applications/cinema4d/?order=9&q=great deviantART RSS for boost:popular in:resources/applications/cinema4d great en-us Copyright 2013, deviantART.com Wed, 19 Jun 2013 07:50:33 PDT deviantART.com http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://st.deviantart.net/minish/widgets/apple-touch-icon-precomposed.png http://neon-monkey.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-4D-Gress-Grass-155028786 http://neon-monkey.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-4D-Gress-Grass-155028786 Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:27:51 PST Cinema 4D - Gress-Grass nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Neon-Monkey http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/n/e/neon-monkey.gif?4 Copyright 2010-2013 ~Neon-Monkey @ChrKols http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Swirl
Light
Crusty
Dark
Dead


For tutorial to make grass, follow tutorial [link]

commented below with this great tip:
For added realism to the grass - cut back on the amount of "hair" and add a second slightly overlapping hair object with a variegated color to it - slightly more to the "brownish yellow" leave the other green Nothing in nature ever goes solid for long


If download, please at the same time

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Featured at the Resources Round Up // February [link] by ]]>
Swirl
Light
Crusty
Dark
Dead


For tutorial to make grass, follow tutorial [link]

commented below with this great tip:
For added realism to the grass - cut back on the amount of "hair" and add a second slightly overlapping hair object with a variegated color to it - slightly more to the "brownish yellow" leave the other green Nothing in nature ever goes solid for long


If download, please at the same time

------------------------------------
Featured at the Resources Round Up // February [link] by

]]> http://theunknownbeing.deviantart.com/art/NicoGamers-Cinema-4D-Materials-129497220 http://theunknownbeing.deviantart.com/art/NicoGamers-Cinema-4D-Materials-129497220 Tue, 14 Jul 2009 12:39:52 PDT NicoGamers Cinema 4D Materials nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d TheUnknownBeing http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/t/h/theunknownbeing.gif?7 Copyright 2009-2013 ~TheUnknownBeing @departed93 Many materials I've been creating over this year which are pretty cool for abstracts and other projects. All by me except the X-Ray one.

Feel free to use, credit would be nice but isn't needed. Have fun. ]]> Many materials I've been creating over this year which are pretty cool for abstracts and other projects. All by me except the X-Ray one.

Feel free to use, credit would be nice but isn't needed. Have fun.

]]> http://joker0720.deviantart.com/art/HDRI-Tutorial-32412603 http://joker0720.deviantart.com/art/HDRI-Tutorial-32412603 Wed, 26 Apr 2006 11:12:37 PDT HDRI Tutorial nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d JoKeR0720 http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/j/o/joker0720.png Copyright 2006-2013 ~JoKeR0720
1: Create a simple floor, and a simple sphere sitting on the floor. (the normal sphere has a radius of 100, so move the sphere to 100m on the 'Y' axis

2: Create TWO sky objects

3: Rename one sky object 'GI' and name the other 'Vis' (this is just for ease of quick reference)

4: Right click the GI sky object, Choose 'Cinema4D Tags/compositing' (Do the same for Vis)

5: Click on the new Compositing tag in the objects window, to the right of GI. Uncheck EVERY box except 'Seen by GI.' So only 'Seen by GI' should be selected under GI

6: Click on the new Compositing tag in the objects window to the right of Vis. Uncheck: Cast Shadows, Recieve shadows, self shadowing, seen by GI. Everything else should stay as default. (If you want the HDRI to be shown in the render leave these settings. If you do not want to see the HDRI when rendered, but only want the reflections, uncheck seen by camera)

7: (This is a side tutorial for making the chrome I use in my renders, you can use a Denel shader instead of making chrome if you wish) Create a new material, and rename it Chrome. Go into the Basic tab in the material editor. Uncheck color and check reflection. You should now have a mirror ball. Click on the reflection tab, then click on the arrow next to Texture. Choose Fresnel. Your ball will now be reflective on the ouside but not the middle. This is backwards, so click on the small image of fresnel (black to white gradient). Pull the left (white) slider to the right about 50%. Then slide the right slider (black) all the way to the left past the white slider and all the way to the left 100% of the way. You can now move the white slider all the way to the right 100% of the way. Our little fresnel image should now be the opposite of what it was before. Click on the material again in the material selection area. Select the Specular tab, Move the width to about 20% give or take, and move the height to 100%. This is a VERY simple version of the chrome I generally make for my images. Bump maps, diffusion, and other things should be added to make it look a little less perfect.****EDIT: I've been told that I should put my full chrome tutorial up... So Look for a better looking Chrome Tutorial to come***

8: Make another new material, name it floor. I generally make the color white and 100% brightness just for the floor.. you can make it what ever you want.... I would say to not play with reflective flooring yet.

9: Make another new material and name it GI. Turn off all the tabs except Luminance (in the basic tab). Go to the Luminance channel and click the three dots to open a file for texture. Here you will navigate to your HDRI and open it. I suggest very high resolution HDRIs for the best images. The ones I generally use are about 6250x3125. Though really high resolution images are not esp needed, they do produce much better renders, and are great when you want to add 'fake' floors and such.

10: Ok, if you are using v9.5 you will probably notice that your image looks awfully white, I dont now why this is, and if you are running 9.0 it probably looks just fine. In the cases it looks too light (like v9.5 most of the time) select a mix mode of subtract, and put the mix strength to 30%. You might want a brighter or darker version of this.. so experiment on what you like. Change both the blur offset and blur scale to 10%. This will make the lighting more realistic and not as 'sharp'

11: Copy the material you just made, and rename it to Vis. Go into the Luminance channel and change the blur offset to 0% and the blur scale to -100% (negative 100%). This will in most cases (like really high resolution images) will make the image sharper and give great reflections. This -100% is not needed, but I tend to use it.

12: Apply the materials to the appropiate objects. Vis goes on Vis, Gi on Gi, and etc.
***Applying the GI-material to GI-object will give the best and most realistic lighting for your HDRI, but im some cases you might want to just put a plan white material on the GI-o, so that the color of the HDRI doesn't change the color of your flooring.. I'll post both results to show you what I mean.

13: Apply another light if you so choose. For sharp Caustics and sharp shadows you might want to add another light. In my [link] deviation I didn't use any extra lighting, but in my [link] deviation I added more lighting to get better caustics. You can easily find a basic tutorial on how to create caustics in C4D on the net.

14: Go into render settings.

15: Under output, set your resolution and film format to what you want. I generally create all my images at 1280x1024.

16: Under save choose where, and what format you want your image to be. I have recently just been using JPEG because they are smaller than BMP and PNG, DA and Internet Explorer are happier using JPEGS.

17: Under Antialiasing, Choose 'Best.' I've never played with the rest of the settings, and truthfully I dont know what they do in Antialiasing. If you know... PLEASE TELL ME.

18: Under Options uncheck AutoLight.

19: Under Global Illumination (Radiocity) I generally do a 'test render' using the default settings. Just to see what it comes up with

Default Settings:
100%
70%
1/1
3
300
3
70

I then move up to a higher setting if I'm happy with my test render... I'll use
100%
80%
1/1
3
350
20
200

Given I'm happy with that, and I dont need to make any further changes, I change to these:
**This is generally good enough, sometimes I have to go higher just to get the quality I want. The larger your image resolution, the higher these settings should be.
100%
80%
1/1
3
350
75
500

***Note: at these render settings, renders on low performance machines will be very long. Also, if you know of any better settings, or just want to help me out by explaining more in detail as to what they are, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I have merely just tested a bunch of times until I was happy So, I'm basically a n00b that comes up with basic images.

20: If you have caustic lighting, turn on caustics.

21: Render... It should be exactly how I have here (I've added another ball with the Danel shader just to show you how it came out. My renders are also using the second test render settings I've given you, since there is no need for a SUPER render for this scene):
Top render (with GI-m on GI-o)
Bottom render (with a plan white material on my GI-o)

As I've said many times before... this only took about 30 seconds if that to set up. But the renders take a long time. Also, as I said in my tutorial.. these are MY settings, I have only tested a wide range of things and was happy with what I came out with at the end. If you know of any better settings, or something I have done here that is completely dumb, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!

Please Please Please Comment! If you use this tutorial for a render, please show me... I'd like to see it. A little credit for help would be nice in the description also Happy rendering! ]]>
1: Create a simple floor, and a simple sphere sitting on the floor. (the normal sphere has a radius of 100, so move the sphere to 100m on the 'Y' axis

2: Create TWO sky objects

3: Rename one sky object 'GI' and name the other 'Vis' (this is just for ease of quick reference)

4: Right click the GI sky object, Choose 'Cinema4D Tags/compositing' (Do the same for Vis)

5: Click on the new Compositing tag in the objects window, to the right of GI. Uncheck EVERY box except 'Seen by GI.' So only 'Seen by GI' should be selected under GI

6: Click on the new Compositing tag in the objects window to the right of Vis. Uncheck: Cast Shadows, Recieve shadows, self shadowing, seen by GI. Everything else should stay as default. (If you want the HDRI to be shown in the render leave these settings. If you do not want to see the HDRI when rendered, but only want the reflections, uncheck seen by camera)

7: (This is a side tutorial for making the chrome I use in my renders, you can use a Denel shader instead of making chrome if you wish) Create a new material, and rename it Chrome. Go into the Basic tab in the material editor. Uncheck color and check reflection. You should now have a mirror ball. Click on the reflection tab, then click on the arrow next to Texture. Choose Fresnel. Your ball will now be reflective on the ouside but not the middle. This is backwards, so click on the small image of fresnel (black to white gradient). Pull the left (white) slider to the right about 50%. Then slide the right slider (black) all the way to the left past the white slider and all the way to the left 100% of the way. You can now move the white slider all the way to the right 100% of the way. Our little fresnel image should now be the opposite of what it was before. Click on the material again in the material selection area. Select the Specular tab, Move the width to about 20% give or take, and move the height to 100%. This is a VERY simple version of the chrome I generally make for my images. Bump maps, diffusion, and other things should be added to make it look a little less perfect.****EDIT: I've been told that I should put my full chrome tutorial up... So Look for a better looking Chrome Tutorial to come***

8: Make another new material, name it floor. I generally make the color white and 100% brightness just for the floor.. you can make it what ever you want.... I would say to not play with reflective flooring yet.

9: Make another new material and name it GI. Turn off all the tabs except Luminance (in the basic tab). Go to the Luminance channel and click the three dots to open a file for texture. Here you will navigate to your HDRI and open it. I suggest very high resolution HDRIs for the best images. The ones I generally use are about 6250x3125. Though really high resolution images are not esp needed, they do produce much better renders, and are great when you want to add 'fake' floors and such.

10: Ok, if you are using v9.5 you will probably notice that your image looks awfully white, I dont now why this is, and if you are running 9.0 it probably looks just fine. In the cases it looks too light (like v9.5 most of the time) select a mix mode of subtract, and put the mix strength to 30%. You might want a brighter or darker version of this.. so experiment on what you like. Change both the blur offset and blur scale to 10%. This will make the lighting more realistic and not as 'sharp'

11: Copy the material you just made, and rename it to Vis. Go into the Luminance channel and change the blur offset to 0% and the blur scale to -100% (negative 100%). This will in most cases (like really high resolution images) will make the image sharper and give great reflections. This -100% is not needed, but I tend to use it.

12: Apply the materials to the appropiate objects. Vis goes on Vis, Gi on Gi, and etc.
***Applying the GI-material to GI-object will give the best and most realistic lighting for your HDRI, but im some cases you might want to just put a plan white material on the GI-o, so that the color of the HDRI doesn't change the color of your flooring.. I'll post both results to show you what I mean.

13: Apply another light if you so choose. For sharp Caustics and sharp shadows you might want to add another light. In my [link] deviation I didn't use any extra lighting, but in my [link] deviation I added more lighting to get better caustics. You can easily find a basic tutorial on how to create caustics in C4D on the net.

14: Go into render settings.

15: Under output, set your resolution and film format to what you want. I generally create all my images at 1280x1024.

16: Under save choose where, and what format you want your image to be. I have recently just been using JPEG because they are smaller than BMP and PNG, DA and Internet Explorer are happier using JPEGS.

17: Under Antialiasing, Choose 'Best.' I've never played with the rest of the settings, and truthfully I dont know what they do in Antialiasing. If you know... PLEASE TELL ME.

18: Under Options uncheck AutoLight.

19: Under Global Illumination (Radiocity) I generally do a 'test render' using the default settings. Just to see what it comes up with

Default Settings:
100%
70%
1/1
3
300
3
70

I then move up to a higher setting if I'm happy with my test render... I'll use
100%
80%
1/1
3
350
20
200

Given I'm happy with that, and I dont need to make any further changes, I change to these:
**This is generally good enough, sometimes I have to go higher just to get the quality I want. The larger your image resolution, the higher these settings should be.
100%
80%
1/1
3
350
75
500

***Note: at these render settings, renders on low performance machines will be very long. Also, if you know of any better settings, or just want to help me out by explaining more in detail as to what they are, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. I have merely just tested a bunch of times until I was happy So, I'm basically a n00b that comes up with basic images.

20: If you have caustic lighting, turn on caustics.

21: Render... It should be exactly how I have here (I've added another ball with the Danel shader just to show you how it came out. My renders are also using the second test render settings I've given you, since there is no need for a SUPER render for this scene):
Top render (with GI-m on GI-o)
Bottom render (with a plan white material on my GI-o)

As I've said many times before... this only took about 30 seconds if that to set up. But the renders take a long time. Also, as I said in my tutorial.. these are MY settings, I have only tested a wide range of things and was happy with what I came out with at the end. If you know of any better settings, or something I have done here that is completely dumb, PLEASE LET ME KNOW!

Please Please Please Comment! If you use this tutorial for a render, please show me... I'd like to see it. A little credit for help would be nice in the description also Happy rendering!

]]> http://andre-w.deviantart.com/art/Used-Metal-Material-58153070 http://andre-w.deviantart.com/art/Used-Metal-Material-58153070 Fri, 22 Jun 2007 04:19:27 PDT Used Metal Material nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d aNdre-W http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/a/n/andre-w.png?1 Copyright 2007-2013 ~aNdre-W Used Metal

**FULL VIEW PLEASE**

Material for Cinema 4D.

I took the day off today,
and decided to have a fluff around with C4D and materials with bump maps.

End result is this chrome/metalic material

About preview image:
- 1600x1200
- GI, HDRI, etc...
- 3mins, 15secs.

If you download the material, or just like it, please or comment
I will greatly appreciate that!

Thanks,
aNdre-W

PS: Check out my other materials in my gallery!

----------------------------------------
People who have used this material in their art:

in [link]
in [link]

Let me know if you use the material so i can your work and link back to it ]]> Used Metal

**FULL VIEW PLEASE**

Material for Cinema 4D.

I took the day off today,
and decided to have a fluff around with C4D and materials with bump maps.

End result is this chrome/metalic material

About preview image:
- 1600x1200
- GI, HDRI, etc...
- 3mins, 15secs.

If you download the material, or just like it, please or comment
I will greatly appreciate that!

Thanks,
aNdre-W

PS: Check out my other materials in my gallery!

----------------------------------------
People who have used this material in their art:

in [link]
in [link]

Let me know if you use the material so i can your work and link back to it

]]> http://xaliasx.deviantart.com/art/CHAOSGFX-material-pack-1-75129499 http://xaliasx.deviantart.com/art/CHAOSGFX-material-pack-1-75129499 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 10:00:48 PST CHAOSGFX material pack 1 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d xALIASx http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/x/a/xaliasx.jpg?1 Copyright 2008-2013 ~xALIASx http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ In the pack there are 12 cinema4d materials.
When you download them please take the time to +fav them.
A small note or comment is apreciated when you use them.

For more great resources like tutorials, cinema4d renders, photoshop brushes and more check out [link]

enjoy

a. ]]> In the pack there are 12 cinema4d materials.
When you download them please take the time to +fav them.
A small note or comment is apreciated when you use them.

For more great resources like tutorials, cinema4d renders, photoshop brushes and more check out [link]

enjoy

a.

]]> http://flamix.deviantart.com/art/Abstract-Render-Tutorial-30045891 http://flamix.deviantart.com/art/Abstract-Render-Tutorial-30045891 Tue, 07 Mar 2006 16:26:36 PST Abstract Render Tutorial nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Flamix http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/f/l/flamix.gif?2 Copyright 2006-2013 ~Flamix
I MADE THIS WITH SAME METHOD - [link]

Well this is my first Cinema4D tutorial, this is the first tutorial ever for abstract render to be made with deformers right away without any funny extrudes or any of that junk, its easy and straight forward.

The file you download includes :
Tutorial Page - with links to its prespective pages on my site
Cinema 4d File of the Render which you are free to use but a note to me about it would be great.

If you have any questions at all please feal free to ask here and i'll gladly reply. The template belongs to my website and the links go to my its prespective pages on my website.

+favs are welcome : )

Flamix~ ]]>
I MADE THIS WITH SAME METHOD - [link]

Well this is my first Cinema4D tutorial, this is the first tutorial ever for abstract render to be made with deformers right away without any funny extrudes or any of that junk, its easy and straight forward.

The file you download includes :
Tutorial Page - with links to its prespective pages on my site
Cinema 4d File of the Render which you are free to use but a note to me about it would be great.

If you have any questions at all please feal free to ask here and i'll gladly reply. The template belongs to my website and the links go to my its prespective pages on my website.

+favs are welcome : )

Flamix~

]]> http://dogparry.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-10-scenes-gift-29323589 http://dogparry.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-10-scenes-gift-29323589 Sun, 19 Feb 2006 21:18:31 PST Cinema 10 scenes gift nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d dogparry http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/d/o/dogparry.jpg?1 Copyright 2006-2013 ~dogparry
Fav would be great, credit would be fine, comment is at least you can do for me; ]]>
Fav would be great, credit would be fine, comment is at least you can do for me;

]]> http://xaliasx.deviantart.com/art/CHAOSGFX-material-pack-2-75391497 http://xaliasx.deviantart.com/art/CHAOSGFX-material-pack-2-75391497 Wed, 23 Jan 2008 09:22:26 PST CHAOSGFX material pack 2 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d xALIASx http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/x/a/xaliasx.jpg?1 Copyright 2008-2013 ~xALIASx http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ In the pack there are 06 cinema4d materials.
Tryed to go for a funky cartoon look.
When you download them please take the time to +fav them.
A small note or comment is apreciated when you use them.

For more great resources like tutorials, cinema4d renders, photoshop brushes and more check out [link]

Already submitted this yesterday but got removed by mistake i clicked wrong button

enjoy

a. ]]> In the pack there are 06 cinema4d materials.
Tryed to go for a funky cartoon look.
When you download them please take the time to +fav them.
A small note or comment is apreciated when you use them.

For more great resources like tutorials, cinema4d renders, photoshop brushes and more check out [link]

Already submitted this yesterday but got removed by mistake i clicked wrong button

enjoy

a.

]]> http://sevenphotodfw.deviantart.com/art/Material-Set-1-31734328 http://sevenphotodfw.deviantart.com/art/Material-Set-1-31734328 Wed, 12 Apr 2006 17:14:36 PDT Material Set 1 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d SevenPhotoDFW http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/e/sevenphotodfw.jpg?1 Copyright 2006-2013 =SevenPhotoDFW http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Material Set #1

Well I've started making new material sets, so I thought why not edit this one a bit and spruce it up. For those who have already downloaded it, no need to get it again. It is still more or less the exact same set of materials. The only difference is now they each have names (which took ages to come up with ) as well as the render I made to show them off has changed a bit, it now looks alot better, and uses the same stage setup as the new ones.

An update to each set adds in links to each other material set, to be updated to each one as I make more

As for this, this is my first material set. A friend saw me making some cruddy abstract models, and liked my materials. He too like me had problems at first making them (he's now a 10,000x better 3D artist then me, works for EA games now!!) so I did a bit of editing, added a few specialy made ones, and released this on the world. it has since had over 1,400 views and 900 downloads, which has spurred me to create more and more sets So please read below for a description of each one!!

• Metal Complex: This one was spurred on for my love of that shade of green, and a want and need for a metallic color. I think it looks great when used on large abstract renders.


• Polished: As with the first one, I was looking for metal type materials. This was made for a scene i still have yet to finish, and looks like a polished dull metal. I love it for metal where i don't want it to have a perfect chrome finish, and unlike most of mine is made for modeling, not straight abstract.


• Brass Knuckles: Like with the second one, this is made for the model i was working on. It was a brass molding on a table, and worked well, looked like one of those brushed aluminum sheets... but brass...


• Polar Blue: As you might notice, most of these are simple, and back when i was first discovering things. This is a prime example. made just for the heck of it.


• Red Reflector: Part of that scene I have been mentioning. It is made simply for being very reflective, and did its job quite well might i add


• Brass Cow: Messing around with the MABEL bhodi shader. I swear i still don't know how to get ride of that damn red XD


• Dead Cell: Was attempting a cell type look, but more on the dead side. You be the judge if i got it right


• Very Woody: Guess where this is from You got it, the model. It was for the table and worked as a rather convincing wood in that model. The table and what sat on it made that model for me...


• Half Reflector: A different version of 'Red Reflector', this one has a whole lot loss reflection, making it easier for the red to come through. Yup... do i even need to say what it was for...


• Shiny Bubble: This is the start of the transparent materials. I was trying so hard back then to make convincing glass, something i take for granted now. It came out.... alright. None of these really look great.


• Fogged: This was just me trying to make a very transparent item with a darker interior, kind of like those Areogel cubes if you know what im talking about... Didn't work...


• Split Sphere: This one i actually liked. I got the glass look right finally, and I loved the addition of the specular split down the middle.


• Anyone See It?: Name says it all... I was trying XD


• Super Funky Glass: So the names in this set aren't great... Sue me. This one is just intresting looking once its rendered.


• Ice: This time i actually got it right!! An icy look to this one made my day for days on end. To bad i can make ones like that so easily now, loses its majestic eureka quality

Material Set #1 - Material Set #2 - Material Set #3

Enjoy ]]> Material Set #1

Well I've started making new material sets, so I thought why not edit this one a bit and spruce it up. For those who have already downloaded it, no need to get it again. It is still more or less the exact same set of materials. The only difference is now they each have names (which took ages to come up with ) as well as the render I made to show them off has changed a bit, it now looks alot better, and uses the same stage setup as the new ones.

An update to each set adds in links to each other material set, to be updated to each one as I make more

As for this, this is my first material set. A friend saw me making some cruddy abstract models, and liked my materials. He too like me had problems at first making them (he's now a 10,000x better 3D artist then me, works for EA games now!!) so I did a bit of editing, added a few specialy made ones, and released this on the world. it has since had over 1,400 views and 900 downloads, which has spurred me to create more and more sets So please read below for a description of each one!!

• Metal Complex: This one was spurred on for my love of that shade of green, and a want and need for a metallic color. I think it looks great when used on large abstract renders.


• Polished: As with the first one, I was looking for metal type materials. This was made for a scene i still have yet to finish, and looks like a polished dull metal. I love it for metal where i don't want it to have a perfect chrome finish, and unlike most of mine is made for modeling, not straight abstract.


• Brass Knuckles: Like with the second one, this is made for the model i was working on. It was a brass molding on a table, and worked well, looked like one of those brushed aluminum sheets... but brass...


• Polar Blue: As you might notice, most of these are simple, and back when i was first discovering things. This is a prime example. made just for the heck of it.


• Red Reflector: Part of that scene I have been mentioning. It is made simply for being very reflective, and did its job quite well might i add


• Brass Cow: Messing around with the MABEL bhodi shader. I swear i still don't know how to get ride of that damn red XD


• Dead Cell: Was attempting a cell type look, but more on the dead side. You be the judge if i got it right


• Very Woody: Guess where this is from You got it, the model. It was for the table and worked as a rather convincing wood in that model. The table and what sat on it made that model for me...


• Half Reflector: A different version of 'Red Reflector', this one has a whole lot loss reflection, making it easier for the red to come through. Yup... do i even need to say what it was for...


• Shiny Bubble: This is the start of the transparent materials. I was trying so hard back then to make convincing glass, something i take for granted now. It came out.... alright. None of these really look great.


• Fogged: This was just me trying to make a very transparent item with a darker interior, kind of like those Areogel cubes if you know what im talking about... Didn't work...


• Split Sphere: This one i actually liked. I got the glass look right finally, and I loved the addition of the specular split down the middle.


• Anyone See It?: Name says it all... I was trying XD


• Super Funky Glass: So the names in this set aren't great... Sue me. This one is just intresting looking once its rendered.


• Ice: This time i actually got it right!! An icy look to this one made my day for days on end. To bad i can make ones like that so easily now, loses its majestic eureka quality

Material Set #1 - Material Set #2 - Material Set #3

Enjoy

]]> http://cinema4d.deviantart.com/art/Fluffy-fury-materials-13290321 http://cinema4d.deviantart.com/art/Fluffy-fury-materials-13290321 Sat, 18 Dec 2004 22:26:14 PST Fluffy fury materials nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d cinema4d http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/c/i/cinema4d.png Copyright 2004-2013 ~cinema4d
First actually resources submission. The materials where made by 3D_Explorer from renderosity, he dosn't have an account here for some reason. Anyway they are absolutely great and heaps fun to use.

Here is a link to his home page, you have to check it out, his stuff is amazing ---> [link]

And here is a link to a tutorial he wrote for 3dtotal, in which he used these textures, bloody amazing stuff. If you use the textures comment here, so everyone can see what you've done ----> [link] ]]>
First actually resources submission. The materials where made by 3D_Explorer from renderosity, he dosn't have an account here for some reason. Anyway they are absolutely great and heaps fun to use.

Here is a link to his home page, you have to check it out, his stuff is amazing ---> [link]

And here is a link to a tutorial he wrote for 3dtotal, in which he used these textures, bloody amazing stuff. If you use the textures comment here, so everyone can see what you've done ----> [link]

]]> http://bigdave00.deviantart.com/art/Ollys-Specials-61503614 http://bigdave00.deviantart.com/art/Ollys-Specials-61503614 Sun, 05 Aug 2007 10:57:14 PDT Ollys Specials nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Bigdave00 http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/b/i/bigdave00.jpg?1 Copyright 2007-2013 ~Bigdave00 Material at bottom left was used to make this here

I also Added 3 water materials you can use if you have animated water.

Small Video of pink water:
Pink Water

Hope you like, I know there not great lol, Dont forget to comment ]]> Material at bottom left was used to make this here

I also Added 3 water materials you can use if you have animated water.

Small Video of pink water:
Pink Water

Hope you like, I know there not great lol, Dont forget to comment

]]> http://hacksdenm3rk.deviantart.com/art/c4d-abstract-4-279765471 http://hacksdenm3rk.deviantart.com/art/c4d-abstract-4-279765471 Mon, 16 Jan 2012 11:34:49 PST c4d abstract 4 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d HACKSDENM3RK http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/h/a/hacksdenm3rk.jpg?1 Copyright 2012-2013 ~HACKSDENM3RK

]]> http://cycangfx.deviantart.com/art/Cycangfx-s-Render-Pack-34421319 http://cycangfx.deviantart.com/art/Cycangfx-s-Render-Pack-34421319 Wed, 07 Jun 2006 07:51:35 PDT Cycangfx's Render Pack nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d cycangfx http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/c/y/cycangfx.png Copyright 2006-2013 ~cycangfx
1. Bomberment
2. Crashler
3. Impertent
4. Jolt
5. Mysirce
6. Sclicer
7. Sickle
8. Skort
9. Srachter ]]>
1. Bomberment
2. Crashler
3. Impertent
4. Jolt
5. Mysirce
6. Sclicer
7. Sickle
8. Skort
9. Srachter

]]> http://roen911.deviantart.com/art/Display-Base-3D-Model-341694483 http://roen911.deviantart.com/art/Display-Base-3D-Model-341694483 Fri, 07 Dec 2012 15:17:25 PST Display Base 3D Model nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d rOEN911 http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/r/o/roen911.jpg?2 Copyright 2012-2013 ~rOEN911

A 3D model of a Display base created to Cinema 4D,Format .obj


- Credit me and leave a message To the Profile [link]

- If you want to blog this, great but make sure you credit me and make it linkable back to this image.


- No commercial works

Download link : [link] ]]>

A 3D model of a Display base created to Cinema 4D,Format .obj


- Credit me and leave a message To the Profile [link]

- If you want to blog this, great but make sure you credit me and make it linkable back to this image.


- No commercial works

Download link : [link]

]]> http://cinema4d.deviantart.com/art/Set-Selection-tutorial-3-5mb-32306795 http://cinema4d.deviantart.com/art/Set-Selection-tutorial-3-5mb-32306795 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 06:50:33 PDT Set Selection tutorial. 3.5mb nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d cinema4d http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/c/i/cinema4d.png Copyright 2006-2013 ~cinema4d lazazal and in this tutorial i show you how to make certain faces on a shape have a different material to the main shape itself, through the use of "set selection."

It is a flash tutorial, and the end results look like the one in the pictures shown above, sure it isnt a great haircut, but it is just showing you how to use the set selection tool with a different material. Great to test on your smiley face, if you made one from =vozzz Tutorial ([link]).

Just in case your wondering where to get it, click "Download to desktop" it is about a 3.5mb download.

Cheers,
~lazazal ]]> lazazal and in this tutorial i show you how to make certain faces on a shape have a different material to the main shape itself, through the use of "set selection."

It is a flash tutorial, and the end results look like the one in the pictures shown above, sure it isnt a great haircut, but it is just showing you how to use the set selection tool with a different material. Great to test on your smiley face, if you made one from =vozzz Tutorial ([link]).

Just in case your wondering where to get it, click "Download to desktop" it is about a 3.5mb download.

Cheers,
~lazazal

]]> http://evildemonakira.deviantart.com/art/No-Title-126998634 http://evildemonakira.deviantart.com/art/No-Title-126998634 Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:40:05 PDT No Title nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d EvilDemonAkira http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/e/v/evildemonakira.gif?12 Copyright 2009-2013 ~EvilDemonAkira
used : cinema4d and photoshop cs2 .

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used : cinema4d and photoshop cs2 .

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]]> http://suikrai.deviantart.com/art/A-little-render-for-u-294627922 http://suikrai.deviantart.com/art/A-little-render-for-u-294627922 Sat, 07 Apr 2012 07:00:44 PDT A little render for u nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Suikrai http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/u/suikrai.png?3 Copyright 2012-2013 ~Suikrai

]]> http://evildemonakira.deviantart.com/art/blizzard-129346676 http://evildemonakira.deviantart.com/art/blizzard-129346676 Mon, 13 Jul 2009 09:02:00 PDT blizzard nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d EvilDemonAkira http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/e/v/evildemonakira.gif?12 Copyright 2009-2013 ~EvilDemonAkira

just link me if u wanna used

plz Download . ]]>

just link me if u wanna used

plz Download .

]]> http://jdluxe.deviantart.com/art/C4D-Material-Set-14-138961591 http://jdluxe.deviantart.com/art/C4D-Material-Set-14-138961591 Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:55:37 PDT C4D Material Set 14 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d JDLuxe http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/j/d/jdluxe.jpg?6 Copyright 2009-2013 ~JDLuxe
20 Effect Materials, press download to get it.

Enjoy and please if you download ]]>
20 Effect Materials, press download to get it.

Enjoy and please if you download

]]> http://dragonf1re.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-4D-Tutorial-93830322 http://dragonf1re.deviantart.com/art/Cinema-4D-Tutorial-93830322 Mon, 04 Aug 2008 17:48:40 PDT Cinema 4D Tutorial nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d DragonF1re http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/d/r/dragonf1re.png?2 Copyright 2008-2013 ~DragonF1re http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
This is my 1st ever tutorial for Cinema 4D, Well its my 1st for any software lol

Very Simple to learn and makes a great effect.

It would be nice to see your results.

Any problems / questions just leave a comment and il get back to you as soon as i can. ]]>
This is my 1st ever tutorial for Cinema 4D, Well its my 1st for any software lol

Very Simple to learn and makes a great effect.

It would be nice to see your results.

Any problems / questions just leave a comment and il get back to you as soon as i can.

]]> http://sfvsolo.deviantart.com/art/Sy-s-nC-5-C4D-pack-83098571 http://sfvsolo.deviantart.com/art/Sy-s-nC-5-C4D-pack-83098571 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 08:34:52 PDT Sy's nC.5 C4D pack nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d sfvsolo http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/default.gif Copyright 2008-2013 ~sfvsolo http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/ awsome for adding your own colors via gradients or whatever you decide.. also great for black & white theme'd gfx'ing!

~Enjoy!! ]]> awsome for adding your own colors via gradients or whatever you decide.. also great for black & white theme'd gfx'ing!

~Enjoy!!

]]> http://fr1ction.deviantart.com/art/Wild-Blossom-78161772 http://fr1ction.deviantart.com/art/Wild-Blossom-78161772 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:20:59 PST Wild Blossom nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Fr1ction http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/f/r/fr1ction.gif Copyright 2008-2013 ~Fr1ction http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Thanks to magicgfx for the c4d materials. [link]

You are free to use this in any art piece, but credit must be given. A link to your work would be great so I can see your work and comment on it. ]]>
Thanks to magicgfx for the c4d materials. [link]

You are free to use this in any art piece, but credit must be given. A link to your work would be great so I can see your work and comment on it.

]]> http://fr1ction.deviantart.com/art/Blue-Lagoos-78101141 http://fr1ction.deviantart.com/art/Blue-Lagoos-78101141 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 07:42:41 PST Blue Lagoos nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Fr1ction http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/f/r/fr1ction.gif Copyright 2008-2013 ~Fr1ction http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/
Thanks to Ghost-001 for the c4d material package [link]

You are free to use this in any art piece, but credit must be given. A link to your work would be great so I can see your work and comment on it. ]]>
Thanks to Ghost-001 for the c4d material package [link]

You are free to use this in any art piece, but credit must be given. A link to your work would be great so I can see your work and comment on it.

]]> http://silverfacade.deviantart.com/art/First-C4D-291285794 http://silverfacade.deviantart.com/art/First-C4D-291285794 Mon, 19 Mar 2012 18:47:53 PDT First C4D nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d silverfacade http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/s/i/silverfacade.gif?12 Copyright 2012-2013 *silverfacade http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/
If you want to use it, go ahead just give me credit somewhere and leave a comment so I can see what you did ]]>
If you want to use it, go ahead just give me credit somewhere and leave a comment so I can see what you did

]]> http://cero449.deviantart.com/art/Thanks-to-SMOKEYoriginalHD-253531942 http://cero449.deviantart.com/art/Thanks-to-SMOKEYoriginalHD-253531942 Wed, 17 Aug 2011 18:32:45 PDT Thanks to SMOKEYoriginalHD nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Cero449 http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/c/e/cero449.jpg?9 Copyright 2011-2013 ~Cero449 ]]>

]]> http://overlord-dragoora.deviantart.com/art/Dragoora-mask-and-shoulder-piece-267830154 http://overlord-dragoora.deviantart.com/art/Dragoora-mask-and-shoulder-piece-267830154 Mon, 07 Nov 2011 17:23:51 PST Dragoora mask and shoulder piece nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Overlord-Dragoora http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/o/v/overlord-dragoora.gif?2 Copyright 2011-2013 ~Overlord-Dragoora i think it came out great

dragoora (c) me
Army of two (c) EA ]]> i think it came out great

dragoora (c) me
Army of two (c) EA

]]> http://aklp.deviantart.com/art/C4d-Pack-num1-by-AKLP-76801132 http://aklp.deviantart.com/art/C4d-Pack-num1-by-AKLP-76801132 Fri, 08 Feb 2008 05:03:03 PST C4d Pack num1 by AKLP nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d AKLP http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/a/k/aklp.png?9 Copyright 2008-2013 ~AKLP thanks to pgfx for making a really great video tutorial.
you can find it in his profile in deviantART. ]]> thanks to pgfx for making a really great video tutorial.
you can find it in his profile in deviantART.

]]> http://kratfoz.deviantart.com/art/War0002-361087308 http://kratfoz.deviantart.com/art/War0002-361087308 Sat, 23 Mar 2013 09:27:13 PDT War0002 nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d kratFOZ http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/k/r/kratfoz.jpg?1 Copyright 2013 ~kratFOZ http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ [link] ]]> [link]

]]> http://liebesdiener.deviantart.com/art/I-N-S-P-I-R-A-T-I-O-N-148568657 http://liebesdiener.deviantart.com/art/I-N-S-P-I-R-A-T-I-O-N-148568657 Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:47:30 PST I N S P I R A T I O N nonadult resources/applications/cinema4d Liebesdiener http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/l/i/liebesdiener.png Copyright 2009-2013 ~Liebesdiener

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