I go over how to create smoke and fire in Cinema 4D with a great 3rd party plugin called TurbulenceFD. You can find this at www.jawset.com.
Make sure to get the learning edition at the least. This plugin is great and covers a huge gap C4D does not natively cover.
My tutorial can be found here on my blog: Link to blog post
Enjoy guys!
Hope you learn from this, and please be on the forgiving side of the quality. I have had the flu so when I recorded this tutorial I was a little distracted.
I wouldn’t exactly call this a tutorial. Watching you race through the settings and giving a mini-sentence explanation of what each setting does is hardly educational. Consider doing a more in-depth and slower paced one and I wouldn’t just watch it I would probably purchase it.
I’ll definitely take that into serious consideration. I don’t have time for a tutorial this week but I did just upload an in depth tutorial on my blog with a 10 minute preview on my vimeo page showing you how to make a large scale smoke simulation.
It’s a 40 minute tutorial for premium subscribers of my blog ($5 a month through paypal). My next tutorial for premium members will be on how to use xpresso to create rigs to optimize your workflow.
After that I will probably do more on thinking particles and TFD.
Thanks for the feedback, I did rush through, but if I gave each setting the time I’d like to it’d be an 8 hour tutorial… That will have to be on the premium section if I spend that much time on it.
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