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About This Video:
In this video, Patrick Goski and Nick Campbell show you how to model, texture, and light this jellyfish scene in Cinema 4D. Learn basic modeling skills, learn how to create beautiful transparent textures and learn how to pick just the right HDRI for your Cinema 4D render.
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Isn’t he the gorilla?
nice video and how to do my model
I’m not a poor guy but that pricetag for that lightkitpro is really expensive..
Which I think essential for your tutorials..
Re upload?
Reall good tutorial! How I can add dust particle? I have seen this in lot of render and look quite nice
Hi Nick! Great tutorial! You know how to remove the flickering shadows in animation?
Wow, you guys did it again!! What an amesome tutorial!!! Awesome job, Patrick!
It´s hard to find good tutorial on YT from the beginning to the final result. Thanks for your eforce! And sorry for my english :c xD
What do I need for this tutorial? I don’t have r18 or octane – will I be fine?
a long one, i love it 🙂
The intro music is good
Really nice. Amazing work with the layers in the displacer for the jellyfish head. Thanxs for share it!
Pllllllz can u share the scene am hobbiest i like samples pllllzz maan :(((
I’m loving this tutorial but sadly my computer is too slow once I got about 30 minutes in, which is just at the end of the modelling phase.
I’m looking to spend a fair bit on a Mac Pro so I can keep working and learning. Anyone out there who went down the Mac route for 3D and animation?
so sick! you really make me enjoy 3D-Art!
How would you do this without the HDR studio?
Amazing work with deformers
This is just a amazing tutorial <3
There was a lot of jelly on this tutorial!
please show the result at the end of ur videos 🙁
ok that may be a horrible stupid question. but where is the b-spline. it wont show up here.
That part the wind start working LMAO XD. Awesome tutorial man, many thanks!
Great lesson
the jellyfish in my render result gets much dark（black）area，does someone know how to get rid of it？
Thanks.
Nice job and great tutorial. This just shows how flexible Cinema 4D is. You can always go back or modify and change things.
Jellyfish don’t have brains.
Where you get that intro music
wind speed 5000 => ooouuuuuuuuwwwww!! 😀
nice one. will recommend to my modesign/c4d friends
one question: Can I do transparent material without reflections somehow? I mean like this yellyfish underwater: http://previews.123rf.com/images/lilithlita/lilithlita1206/lilithlita120600110/14050707-Moon-jelly-fish-Aurelia-aurita-Taken-at-Red-Sea-Stock-Photo.jpg
Both c4d and v-ray material I tryed, added reflection automaticly with refraction and I dont see any option to disable it. Maybe only with SSS, but its not exactly what I want.
Thank you guys,, keep up the great work
“my safe function is when it chrashes” really? I guess this was a joke on the other hand I do not understand why cinema defaults to not have auto save active …