Resculpted l Recreating A Tropical Living Room | Cinema 4D l Redshift l

#cinema4d #redshift3d #interiordesign
Welcome to Resculpted! In this new series, I will try and recreate a number of different images and products within Cinema 4D and Redshift. The rules for this is to try and do the whole project in one sitting and to only use a maximum of two renders before having to submit a final render. My goal for the series to to try and find a fun way to learn Cinema4D and to help each other grow within this space.

[@bharat5194]

Appreciate this! Subbed 👍

[@effectatron]

Very cool

[@IlluminationLab_]

Thanks man, I greatly appreciate it.

[@effectatron]

@@IlluminationLab_ Interiors are super tough for beginners and to teach, but you nailed it! keep up the great work! I'll share your channel in my discord for sure!

[@IlluminationLab_]

@effectatron Thank you, I try and make it educational and somewhat entertaining to watch. Every video I try and get better from a delivery standpoint and also technically as well. I actually learned Cinema4D from your videos and a few others. Thank you again and I appreciate you sharing within your community.

[@Lilsage9]

I have just discovered this channel, but it is already obvious that it is excellent, your videos are of very high quality, I hope you are in better places.✋🙂‍↕️

[@IlluminationLab_]

Thank you, I greatly appreciate it. I try and make sure both the creation process and the video is the highest quality that I can achieve at the time. I’ll continue to get better and I plan to work on this series for a long time. Thank you again for watching and I’m glad you liked it!

[@user-dj5wd8qs6j]

What version of redshift and NVIDIA graphics driver are you using, and why does redshift respond so quickly?

[@IlluminationLab_]

Redshift version 3.6.01 at the time of this recording. Nvidia 3060 T.I. When making videos, I normally record myself doing the process and then I take that recording and edit it. During editing, I will speed up slower parts or delete loading times to help condense the video. Usually redshift is pretty responsive for me but that can vary depending on how heavy the scene is or my settings at the time.