Cinema 4D (2010#24)
Nick Campbell posted video training how to create the 7up commercial Look with Cinema 4D and After Effects.
Rob Redman of Pariah Studios posted a training video on how to streamline your workflow and organize your assets.
Cinema 4D (2010#22) (updated)
Training
- Free Video: How to use the Tracer object @ Greyscalegorilla
- Free Video: How to use Subpolygon displacement @ Greyscalegorilla
- Ultimate Learning System v6 @ cmiVFX (use code MOGRAPH10 for 10% off)
Resources
- Mike Winkelmann from BEEPLE is giving away Cinema 4D scenes to learn from.
- Oliver Vogel’s Screw Toolkit
Cinema 4D for the week 2010#21
Cinveversity Live topic of the week: Stereoscopic 3D
Tutorials
- Slow-Mo with Cloth video tutorial by Tim Clapham on helloluxx.com
Plugins
Maxon announces availability of Cinema 4D exchange plugin for After Effects CS5.
Paul Everett posted two videos about CityGen2 on Youtube.
Resources
- free iPad scene by Javed on deviantART
Cinema 4D for the week 2010#20
Tutorials
- Tutorial about making clouds in Cinema 4D using Pyrocluster (cgtuts+)
- Quick Tip - Increase Efficiency using Traffic Lights in Cinema 4D (cgtuts+)
- 10% off on cmiVFX training through BlogRyan.net (they have a couple of Cinema 4D courses)
- video tutorial “The MOD look” over at Amateur Media
Resources
Dave Davidson over at Renderpimp shares a free building model (.c4d and .obj) and a free scene of a modern bedroom (.c4d and .obj)
Other
There is now a Vimeo group for videos made using Greyscalegorilla’s HDRI Light Kit Pro.
Cinema 4D for the Week 2010#19
Tutorials:
- Find over 300 Video Tutorials on Cinema 4D on 3dbomb01’s Youtube channel. Alternatively find them on this Vimeo channel.
- Create stadion lights for sports motion graphics.
- The 3D Atom tutorial by Noise Junkies.
Resources:
- xbreaker is now a plugin called Thrausi. Think voronoi and destruction.
- Voxel preset by Robert Leger
Downloads active
I have added a Downloads page where I provide some old – but still useful – plugins for Cinema 4D for now. I previously hosted them on my old website codesign.at. These plugins are provided under a MIT style open source license so you can use them in pretty much any way you want. As they are provided as COFFEE script source you can have a look how they work.
When you derive your own versions from them please make sure you register your own plugin IDs so that there is no collision between different versions.