this is a great resource - i learned a lot just from watching & can't wait to try some of techniques myself.. i'm a bit late to the party on this video, but you've got a great teaching style. will check out more of your content, thanks!
Hey Aaron! I just found this channel after wondering what ur up to these days because I was a huge fan of your videos back in the day like Dragon Ball kid which by the way is still one of my favorite UA-cam videos of all time! Disney kids and your parcour video also really stuck with me over the years. Back then I was about 10 years old and your work blew my mind! I am glad you’re still doing creative work and I hope you keep it up! But I have one question... Why did you stop making videos on your old channel and are you working on other stuff besides this channel? Anyways, thanks for impacting my childhood and I hope you’re doing well! Greetings from Germany
Hello! Little question, how it would be to place an object in that scene? like for example a car and animate/simulate it, so that car is "attached" to that ground an behave like a real car and stuff. it looks like a bit of a pain in the ass when looking at that vewport with that 3 "instances" of land pieces :S okey somehow bake it maybe? but, is there still a way to keep that procedural landscape? but btw nice video, im impressed with redshift and its performance though, really.
I love your color scheme for C4D! I tried making a similar dark theme but I get this weird display bug when I change certain settings. Do you know where I can find a good dark theme for C4D 20 and up?
Looks cool but what I have always problem with is that I don't see the result in viewport so let's say I want to animate something in the scene but I don't see the mountains. What is the best approach to do that?
wow great stuff! redshift is ❤️
great presentation!
this is a great resource - i learned a lot just from watching & can't wait to try some of techniques myself.. i'm a bit late to the party on this video, but you've got a great teaching style. will check out more of your content, thanks!
Good stuff man. Which light bar are you using on your monitor? I've been using the BenQ one it's been making a big difference.
Got the same one dude :) LOVE IT!
@@VFXCentral Haha yea just saw the review on your channel good stuff. Hoping to get one of their 4K monitors as well 😉
@@JonathanWinbush dude me too!
This is awesome, thanks!
Great Tutorial! Thank you very much
Hey Aaron! I just found this channel after wondering what ur up to these days because I was a huge fan of your videos back in the day like Dragon Ball kid which by the way is still one of my favorite UA-cam videos of all time! Disney kids and your parcour video also really stuck with me over the years. Back then I was about 10 years old and your work blew my mind! I am glad you’re still doing creative work and I hope you keep it up! But I have one question... Why did you stop making videos on your old channel and are you working on other stuff besides this channel? Anyways, thanks for impacting my childhood and I hope you’re doing well! Greetings from Germany
Wow!! Thank you! That means a lot. I need to ger back to making short films I guess
Very nice method, great tutorial :)
this was an awesome video dude, easy sub for me, please do more redshift c4d vids this was perfect
why does mine look like dosgshit with everything the exact same? so annoying
I do subscribe now
great! thank you)
Thanks you for your tutorial
But the problem is that I do exactly what you did but I have completely different result((
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Hello!
Little question, how it would be to place an object in that scene? like for example a car and animate/simulate it, so that car is "attached" to that ground an behave like a real car and stuff. it looks like a bit of a pain in the ass when looking at that vewport with that 3 "instances" of land pieces :S okey somehow bake it maybe? but, is there still a way to keep that procedural landscape?
but btw nice video, im impressed with redshift and its performance though, really.
I love your color scheme for C4D! I tried making a similar dark theme but I get this weird display bug when I change certain settings. Do you know where I can find a good dark theme for C4D 20 and up?
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Looks cool but what I have always problem with is that I don't see the result in viewport so let's say I want to animate something in the scene but I don't see the mountains. What is the best approach to do that?
Dude your question doesn’t make sense. I tried,,
Good vid why is the writing so small! Its hard to see lol even in highest resolution
For a split second, I thought he was matt damon
My sky has a horizon line in the render I can’t remove it