Need a Foamy Sponge material? Cinema 4D & Redshift tutorial [4K]

[@ubamannanov7753]

Great tutorial, very useful and completely procedural.

[@PolygonDivision]

Exactly! Thank you sir.

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

Great, very informative and full of valuable tips. Just wanna say thanks.

[@PolygonDivision]

Glad it was helpful Ricardo! Stay tuned... I got plenty more coming up!

[@yunjihwang7805]

AWESOME!! This is a high quality tutorial!! I learned so many things!! Thank you!!

[@PolygonDivision]

Glad it was helpful!

[@minimalfun]

Your videos are top-notch! Really amazing 👏

[@PolygonDivision]

Thank you for the support and kind words! Don't forget to subscribe as I'll be posting frequently fresh content.

[@jeongseok]

thank you.. good tutorial.

[@PolygonDivision]

Glad it was helpful! Look out for new content weekly.

[@regilh]

Thanks a lot! Great stuff!

[@user-sanog]

Please make an octane version, too

[@PolygonDivision]

I'm sorry but I don't use Octane but I''m sure there are similar nodes to copy this effect.

[@DamianDesign-hr3ks]

there is something off about the final sponge texture, i think its the subsurface.. but great tutorial none the less

[@PolygonDivision]

I agree, there's subtle things and details I'd adjust for client work. Also the lighting kind of stinks. The focus is mainly the noise technique. I'm trying to keep the videos shorter.

[@Biomed4d]

great tutorial..How can i get the projec file

[@PolygonDivision]

Link is in the description. I highly recommend you try building the simple shader out though.

[@CIA-main-hub]

Can you do a ice cream tutorial

[@PolygonDivision]

Absolutely! Modeling, texturing or both?

[@CIA-main-hub]

@@PolygonDivision would love to see how it could be approached procedurally while texturing.

[@PolygonDivision]

I'll do a texturing next. Watch this in the mean time...
ua-cam.com/video/Zh-RRiStORI/v-deo.html