Fast and easy laser scan effect | Beginner | Cinema 4D | Redshift

[@mkuban7227]

amazing and simple, i need this tutorial for octane

[@multiplier205]

Great and to the point, thanks!!

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you!

[@Lilsage9]

In one word, amazing😶‍🌫

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you!

[@Chewbacca2000]

Thanks man!!

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you!

[@bharat5194]

Very cool!

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you!

[@jhndavidjnr2996]

Love this! Can we use this with a vertex map to create a transformation?

[@mattero]

amazing - thank you!

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you!

[@leepowers1316]

Great tutorial, thanks dude.

[@damboluiz9670]

thank you sir

[@VDOFX_SG]

thanks for watching!

[@ids-dk]

i like :-) nice style! But i can not recreate it, the main light affects the enviroment and then everything is lit up. How do you set up your basic scene light?

[@VDOFX_SG]

thanks! are you saying the laser light also affects the environment? or other lights in your scene? for the lights that you dont want to affect the environment, simply go to the Detail settings on that light and turn down Volume contribution to 0. hope that helps!

[@mihaelkokalsky4744]

Very cool! But do you know if there is such option as "spread" in the Octane render?

[@VDOFX_SG]

thank you! i havent used Octane for a long time, i don't know if they have this option now. but i remember i had to create planes to block the light instead..

[@Tigersharkkillercontent]

Is there any way of doing this where the light being emitted from a point? So you end up with a flat triangle of light?

[@TheMcBobbles]

Can you do a laser bouncing off a mirror? :)

[@jakejakejakejakejakejake]

SO GOOD!!! #SUB X