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pzdm
09-13-2006, 02:24 PM
I promised that I will publish a new videotutorial... OK, it is out! In Hair module I create a bit crazy, but complex. It is only a way...

I want to say, Hair is absolutlly stunning tool for many situations, but it is not so efficient in this case like other tools, DPIT, or Xfrog. Yes, there are nice advantages - hair generated leafs, for example, but we can not simulate growing etc. Peace S.K.

To my EN language skill, one man did not send me a promised EN commentary, I know, my english is very poor, by kind to me.

Tutorial you can find on http://www.fmm.cz/dmdownload/bush_en.zip

If you want to prepare a new EN version, please send me a message!

http://www.3dsoftware.cz/upload/images_forum/ker.jpg

I have a other tutorial, but this is still in czech only > how can I get a cigarette smoke, I am looking for EN speaker for this too.

http://www.3dsoftware.cz/upload/images_clanky/455/smoke.jpg

This tutorial (and others) you can find on ftp://195.122.212.11/download/tutorialy/cinema4d/

Please be patient - there is a limited access up to 10! users only!
telnoi-c4d
09-13-2006, 03:12 PM
To my EN language skill, one man did not send me a promised EN commentary, I know, my english is very poor, by kind to me.

Sorry, I had to read Shelley's Frankenstein for college, which took a bit longer than expected. I will still translate it if people find your tutorial incomprehensible, but in all honesty it's not that bad ;). If you want I can mirror the tutorial on C4DPortal's server. We've got plenty of bandwidth.
pzdm
09-13-2006, 06:34 PM
To my EN language skill, one man did not send me a promised EN commentary, I know, my english is very poor, by kind to me.

Sorry, I had to read Shelley's Frankenstein for college, which took a bit longer than expected. I will still translate it if people find your tutorial incomprehensible, but in all honesty it's not that bad ;). If you want I can mirror the tutorial on C4DPortal's server. We've got plenty of bandwidth.

It will be fine! If you want, I can prepare smoke tutorial, too...

"it's not that bad ;)"... I know my own SWAT analysis :-)
Damsel
09-13-2006, 11:14 PM
Thank you so much! I am downloading it now and look forward to any more. :-)
Jimstein
09-14-2006, 07:15 AM
Also downloading it as typing. You have have already thought me so much,,, looking forward seeing this. Thank you so very much!
Rich-Art
09-14-2006, 08:47 AM
Don't worry about your English.
Your tutorials are no problem to follow.

Thanks for the tutorial.
keep them coming.....

Peace,
Rich-Art. :thumbsup:
Meteoro
09-14-2006, 02:28 PM
That smoke is great! and your tut is brilliant! :)


Thanks a lot!
pzdm
09-14-2006, 02:41 PM
That smoke is great! and your tut is brilliant! :)


Thanks a lot!

Thank you, but is really very simple...
Jorge Arango
09-14-2006, 03:19 PM
Thank you Pavel.

Your english is very clear.

You'd reach a bigger audience if you'd at least use the english layout. I'd bet most Czech users know the terms in the english layout.

Anyway, I know this requires lots of time and I appreciate that.


Jorge Arango
Rich-Art
09-14-2006, 05:36 PM
I could follow the Czech smoke tut without any problem.
Great smoke effect, simple but effective,, thanks for that.

Peace,
Rich-Art. :thumbsup:
Meteoro
09-14-2006, 10:35 PM
Thank you, but is really very simple...

Exactly because of that is brilliant!
pzdm
09-15-2006, 05:37 AM
Thank you Pavel.

Your english is very clear.

You'd reach a bigger audience if you'd at least use the english layout. I'd bet most Czech users know the terms in the english layout.

Anyway, I know this requires lots of time and I appreciate that.


Jorge Arango

Itīs a bit harder question as you propably mean, I am autor of czech C4D version, too. Yes, we have a couple of users who are experted in EN layout, but there are many beginners, too. They work in C4D becouse it is Czech!

I still speculate on multilanguage version... But I can find not EN speaker :-/...
scanmead
09-15-2006, 06:31 PM
Very generous, thank you! The english is fine... you're speaking Cinema, which we all understand. ;)
Rich-Art
09-15-2006, 06:36 PM
you're speaking Cinema, which we all understand. ;)

This one I keep in mind. good said.
We all speak Cinema. You are 100% right about that.

Peace,
Rich-Art. :thumbsup:
Jorge Arango
09-15-2006, 06:57 PM
Itīs a bit harder question as you propably mean, I am autor of czech C4D version, too. Yes, we have a couple of users who are experted in EN layout, but there are many beginners, too. They work in C4D becouse it is Czech!

I still speculate on multilanguage version... But I can find not EN speaker :-/...

These are very valid reasons. Also, the bit of effort required to follow the Czech tutorial is nothing compared to the effort of making the tutorial itself.

Keep it going and again thank you.


Jorge Arango
pid
09-18-2006, 08:32 AM
I followed the smoke tut from pavel but I did it with Ditools instead of Mograph.
Here you can see a little animation.
http://www.diekonkurrenz.com/Smoky2-h264.mov


pid
pzdm
09-18-2006, 09:19 AM
I followed the smoke tut from pavel but I did it with Ditools instead of Mograph.
Here you can see a little animation.
http://www.diekonkurrenz.com/Smoky2-h264.mov


pid

Really very nice, maybe a bit slow, I think, but I know, that my example has been to quickly :-).
pid
09-18-2006, 10:05 AM
... yes Pavel I know. But as you surly know, if you have rendered your smoke you will always think it is to slow or to fast or not enough wave or wind or what else. To get the perfect smoke its a lot of tweaking, but it is fun and your Tut is very helpfull. Thanks.

Pid

By the way everybody should know that you can do it also with DPit nature Spirits "waverine" or DiTools "Di Shaper" instead of Maxons "Mograph" as Pavel did in the tut.
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