Create Realistic Landscapes and Digital Nature with Cinema 4D 2024 and Redshift + Lot´s of Assets
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2023
- Hi Friends,
I wanna start a little series of new tutorials based around digital nature, landscapes, beautiful hills, plants, flowers, trees... all of that good stuff.
In this lesson I show you how to create a simple setup for some hills and with the power of the seed parameter you can easily cycle through all kinds of different versions until you find your perfect solution.
We will also add some nice megascans texture with a beautiful displacement effect.
Check out my patreon for more of the good stuff:
/ 3dbonfire
And this is me on instagram
/ markusgonser3d
Best,
Markus
![C4D TUTORIAL | Realistic CGI Landscapes [Cinema4D & Arnold]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/v2l0t_7bmMM/mqdefault.jpg)
As always , what a banger of a tutorial🔥
you are always right - AMAZING TUTORIAL
😉🙏thank you very much
Quick tip Markus,
The Bump node works with Normal and bump maps, so Hight field mode is for the bump maps and the Tangent space normal is made when you have a Normal map
Great tutorial as always
Thanks for the reminder!
Lovely! Do you have a complete beginner tutorial for corona rendering with cinema 4d?
No, sorry...
first
Great! You deserve a little bonfire🔥
@@3DBONFIRE and you deserve a big thank you for this amazing tutorial ❤
funny how they will never show how they go from base simple models and grey default texture to final result saying ''I added these pretty simple textures, 4 lightings and render settings I won't show LOL'' 😆😆🤣 why even making a tutorial if u just gonna show what everybody already knows lol ofc people knows that if u put one hill behind the other, it creates depth
True, but some beginners don't know the simple Things and I already have 2 in-depth digital nature tutorials on my UA-cam Channel, where I share pretty much everything that you need to know
Just search for 'c4d digital nature' and you can find 2 long tutorials about digital nature, where I share the process in detail. And even after 4 years, these techniques are still up-to-date 👍
dont get me wrong bro, I appreciate everyone who shares their workflow online for free, and it sure helps some people, but sometimes the titles and miniatures are misleading , @@3DBONFIRE 😆
@@1000_O Yeah, I'll do better next time Bro! You are right💪
Sad to see another youtuber fall to Redshift. There is just simply no more Octane users anymore. Octane is the better engine. Just great RS marketing killed it
Sketchy visuals has a lot of great octane tutorials, the basic principles are the same really and you can convert materials into octane assets too