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Creating Shadow Casting Lights in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: May 4, 2012

Joren Kandel shows how to create shadow casting lights in Cinema 4D so that is will be easier to get the desired look when lighting a scene by creating lights that do not illuminate the scene, but cast shadows.

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Walkcycle Buddy for Cinema 4D Mirrors Controllers Easily

By lesterbanks | Published: May 3, 2012

Brian Horgan recently udated his WalkCycle Buddy script for Cinema 4D where the script will allow you to mirror the pose of two controllers which can make setting up a walk cycle animation quicker in Cinema 4D. Check out the WalkCycle Buddy script for Cinema 4D here. The WalkCycle Buddy Script has been updated and [...]

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Cinema 4D Character Rig Template for Kinect Motion Capture

By lesterbanks | Published: May 2, 2012

Josh Johnson shares his Character Template for Cinema 4D for using the Ni-Mate real-time motion capture & sound control for kinect. Check out the post for Cinema 4D R13 Kinect Character Rig Template here. Josh Johnson writes: I started playing around with Kinect mocap in Cinema 4D a little over a month ago. It’s pretty [...]

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Introduction to Using Cappuccino in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: May 1, 2012

EJ Hassenfratz takes a great look at the basics of using Cappuccino in Cinema 4D with this Cinema 4D 101 tutorial. Cappuccino in Cinema 4D will allow you to record mouse events and convert them to keyframe data. EJ Hassenfratz writes: In this new Cinema 4D 101 tutorial, I’ll be going over a, more than [...]

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Filling a Bowl with Dynamic Spheres in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 30, 2012

Rory Martin shows how to create a bowl filling up with spheres using Dynamics in Cinema 4D, and also shows how to achieve a ramped slow motion effect as well. Check out the tutorial for How to Create a Dynamic Bowl of Balls in Cinema 4D with Ramped Up Slow-Mo here. Rory Martin writes: A [...]

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Exporting 3D Camera Tracker Data from After Effects to Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 28, 2012

Chris and Trish Meyer note that you are able to export the results of the new 3D Camera Tracker to any application that has a way to accept After Effects keyframe data in this article showing how to do just that. Check out the tutorial for Exporting 3D Camera Tracker Data from After Effects CS6 [...]

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Integrating Optical Flares in After Effects with Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 26, 2012

Joren Kandel looks at a technique for integrating After Effects Optical Flares with Cinema 4D by creating a light array in Cinema 4D and then transferring that to After Effects for the Optical Flares effect.

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Simulating Inertia & Sensing Proximity Using Xpresso in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 26, 2012

Julian Field posts a few great tutorials for beginners who are jumping into Xpresso with these tutorials for Xpresso in Cinema 4D for transferring position, transferring rotation, simulating inertia, collision detection, and one for sensing proximity.

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Modelling a Pin Art Impression Toy in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 25, 2012

Eugene Opperman shows how to create a pin art impression toy in Cinema 4D and how to work it in such a way that it is texture driven. The inner creative and explorer in each and any one of us has a rule when it comes to pin art impression toys. The rule is, you [...]

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Creating Organic Animated Shapes Using the Proximal Shader in Cinema 4D

By lesterbanks | Published: April 20, 2012

Noctivagant shows how to create organic animating shapes in Cinema 4D by combining two shaders into one Proximal Shader with metaballs and mograph Cloner Objects. For more on the Proximal Shader in Cinema 4D check out a previous post CINEMA 4D’S PROXIMAL SHADER MEETS DISPLACER here. Noctivagant writes: In this part I’ll be showing how [...]

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