C4D TUTORIAL | Clouds: The Easy Way

[@JLSTibu]

You're the kind of creator one would expect from the blender community. That's how good you are lol.

[@DanielDanielsson]

Thanks lol. 😆

[@MarCerezo-bt4ur]

the narrator voice and the cheekiness left me with no choice but to become a fan inmediatly

[@DanielDanielsson]

😏

[@FundamentalCreativeHub]

Dude... the background music and your voice makes me watch the entire tutorial, nonmatter how long it is.
U should do and ASMR working session.

[@djilaliachour1578]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@BoskoCubrilo]

great tutorial and very entertaining as well.

[@DanielDanielsson]

Thanks!

[@DanielLuzster]

very nice!

[@DanielDanielsson]

Thanks!

[@manojkusingh]

aWesome🌩

[@MaybeLauren06]

found this tutorial helpful! i followed up until the material part where you added noise bc it appeared very spikey and didnt look correct at all! i disregarded that step but now my material is appearing grainy, is there any way to fix that?

[@DanielDanielsson]

It can be fixed, but it'll cost you rendertime. You have to increase samples.

[@vatop1304]

Yo do you have a tutorial on how you made that panda? specifically the fur?

[@DanielDanielsson]

Sadly no, but I can tell you that it was a total pain in the arse and involved a lot of combing and cranking the fur numbers well above my comfort zone. Hope that helps. 🥲

[@chadddemoss]

very good, I got stuck on the sub surface material and I have no idea what the difference is but if you make a redshift "material" instead of a "standard" material it has a totally different menu and is a sub category under refraction. I was banging my head wondering why I couldn't access the same menu as you.

[@emmacorby4611]

You have to go into the render settings and change it to red shift, I also had this problem and that solved it!

[@deenpc_life]

I am starting over, learning 3D motion design using C4D, and Redshift. Any recommendation where to start? I recently bought subscription for Maxon

[@DanielDanielsson]

I usually point people to Greyscalegorilla's free intro to C4D:
greyscalegorilla.com/intro-to-cinema-4d/
I haven't tried it myself, but their tutorials were liquid gold when I was getting started, and I'm pretty sure they've only gotten better.
After that, I'm a fan of what I call the "spotlight technique", where you go through more advanced tutorials and follow them exactly. So you shine a "spotlight" on how to do one very specific thing in the software. Then do that with various tutorials and the paths you take through the software begin to overlap and form a lattice of knowledge. Gradually you’ll connect more and more concepts until you have a pretty complete understanding of everything. But a basic intro to the UI and terminology is pretty necessary to start. 😁

[@deenpc_life]

@@DanielDanielsson that's a great advice, I just feel the experience you have. I wish and hope to catch up soon!

[@deenpc_life]

Thank you so much!

[@AnhNguyen-oc7yz]

Thank you so much ♥

[@DanielDanielsson]

Thank you, also.

[@adrawdesign]

Epic ❤❤

[@THOMTHUMB1961]

THE CHILD IN ME IS/ARE LAUGHING EVERYTIME THE WORD(S) BALL IS/ARE SAID....LOL! GREAT TUT!

[@fated_child9889]

i can not find subsurface.

[@xc5dv]

How do you make the grass in the meadow flutter?

[@DanielDanielsson]

The grass was a Hair Object, and the flutter came from its Dynamics and a Wind Force with just the right amount of turbulence.

[@zhibin7708]

[@melakufetene507]

Why do you change your intro sound? Please don't change it.

[@DanielDanielsson]

Just wait till the next video, it'll be well and proper changed in that one. XD