Cinema 4d 2023.1: New & Under Utilized Nodes

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In this video I go over a few different nodes in Redshift that are either new (tiles) or not used as often as they should be (Tri-Planar, Ramp, and Round Corners).
Note: You need to update Redshift to the latest version for the Tiles node)
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[@kiframe6725]

thanks a lot dude, very helpful!

[@donross7820]

Really helpful! Thank you

[@ErxandaleOfficial]

19:24 Ramp Node, I didnt know how to input the texture into the ramp node with the new UI, I had so much trouble finding how.

[@MRasey22]

Good stuff

[@3dinovo2]

Very Good! Me ajudou bastante !!! Muito Obrigado !!

[@jenskohler152]

Nice overview, thanks!
There's also a new bricks shader that came along with the tiles in the latest update which has a few additional options for displacements. It might be a good procedural workflow, and you could always feed in textures and gradients instead of fixed colours. But I'll need to try it out a bit more before I give my verdict. I never really used the shaders in standard or physical back in the day, either, and I'm not sure yet if the Redshift implementation will be different.

[@BTB3D]

I knew I missed something! These types of shaders were great before so many pre-made materials/images were available online. They still have uses, but using images gives more realistic results faster.

[@kianss6684]

what is your gpu model?and your cpu? for rendering with redshift

[@BTB3D]

I have a 3090 and a 2080ti.