In this #Cinema4D tutorial, EJ is going to show you how to create a plastic shrink wrap animation using cloth dynamics to make abstract 3D art! Download Project Files: https://gum.co/vbgUe
Creating Cloth Inflation Simulations in Cinema 4D- https://youtu.be/Vb5zIpnljjw
How to Loop #Cloth Cinema 4D Tutorial – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLaVZz7u5N0
Inflate or Deflate Objects Using Softbody Dynamics -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sC6bW0FHc50
02:43 – Intro to #C4D Cloth
04:04 – Editing Cloth Settings
06:04 – Important Cloth Settings for Shrink Wrap Effect
11:45 – Using Attractor Force
12:52 – Choosing Correct Cloth Size Setting for Shrink Wrap
15:39 – Preventing Objects from Intersecting Cloth
18:12 – Applying Transparent Plastic Material Using Octane
19:11 – Adding Thickness to Cloth
20:50 – Creating Transparent Plastic Material With Standard Render
22:20 – Recap
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What You’ll Learn in This Video:
In this Cinema 4D tutorial, EJ Hassenfratz shows you how to create plastic shrink wrap simulations using cloth dynamics in Cinema 4D! This tutorial is for any level of Cinema 4D user.
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i realized that you’re on a mac, and yet you have that GTX 1080 running and an octane render. what a set up. i was looking for it but never found any tutorial about using external GPU on an imac. I always watch your tutorial simply because the explanation is very clear. i watched all those tutorials but when it comes to rendering it always end up using octane. i wanna learn octane so bad ,but again i’m on imac with Radeon.
good video !
great stuff as usual EJ !!! How can you use Octane on the mac?
#howiseedatplastic
very helpful. can you do a tutorial about something like bubble wrap?
I was attracted to this because EJ used it. I’m trying to adapt it to real life in forming new relationships. Did i mention it was a great tutorial.
Again amazing tut, man! Also love your color palettes!
really cool, man. watching you from France , love your job
Спасибо
A great tutorial like always.
No time to watch now but looks great, EJ! Keep up the great work – best wishes!
Great tutorial as always! My question is this – I’ve added two moText objects into my demo scene, but they’re rendering almost black with some lights in my Octane live view window. Any suggestions on how to keep the objects underneath the shrink wrap from going dark? Thx!
Was just wondering how to go about it for a render today! Thank you for this EJ!
How about some advanced hard surface modeling.
Hi, EJ. Good tutorial! What’s your computer with a GTX 1080 (+octane) video card and all this on MacOs???
I wish there will be a tutorial next time, about how to make pom pom from cheeleader. please.
I love you!!! Thank you very much!
Ya know, you should really build yourself a nice PC/Windows machine and get rid of that Mac 😛 Thanks for the tutorial!
You are the best! Love from Russia
Holy Shoot, dope technique man. Thank you.
Also just completed your YUM Tutorial (Walking Through Fields: Using Fields with Volumes
), I do think you should work more often with Cinversity.
Very Nice tut EJ! Q: Do u think Octane is better than Arnold or Redshift? I mean, i saw u did prepare a light o GI scene, that´s right?