Create this Metal & Laser Effect in Cinema4D Redshift

Hi everyone, hope you get something useful out of this tutorial - it didn’t start out as something I wanted to cover in Cinema4D, but lots of people asked about it so I thought it would be worth to cover here. The recording was done a few weeks after I made the original project, so I hope I did it justice and made everything clear. If I didn’t feel free to leave questions below and I’ll answer them.
Any advice on how to make these videos better or the kind of topics/projects you’d like to see make sure you contact me about it.
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[@lightandfury]

Great video Jack. Apologies if it's already been pointed out, but a fast way to inherit the accurate coordinates for the spherical field onto your geometry sphere, is simply to nest it under the SF and zero out the xyz coordinates.

[@JackKeDesign]

good note, cheers mate!

[@Jebesniper]

UNDERATED CHANNEL. MORE TO COME MATE. Thanks for this tutorial. Appreciate :)

[@JackKeDesign]

thanks bro! Appreciate the support, more coming soon for sure

[@emadameri9570]

Love the videos, Jack! keep up the good work man.

[@JackKeDesign]

cheers bro, really appreciate that, will do!

[@hodaifacharif2190]

Really cool effect mate !

[@JackKeDesign]

cheers man! will be cooking more up soon

[@prajwalkumar5973]

Very informative tutorial mate, great job! Also a vertex map can be another alternative for laser material

[@JackKeDesign]

cheers mate! and good note

[@shabdachegini]

Thanks for sharing 🙌

[@JackKeDesign]

My pleasure

[@sparshjaiswal6226]

Sir please provide model

[@bharat5194]

Wondering how to go about doing this with Octane?

[@JackKeDesign]

Haven't tried it, but Octane has a similar function for ignoring lights - for the emissive material I believe dirt would be your best best. Let me know how it goes!

[@X_Crml]

model pls