Mini-tutorial videos "ask 3D Fluff a question!"

#1

Hello guys,

we just started a series of random little mini-tutorials for C4D at 3D Fluff. You can follow them on our youtube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/3DFluff

The first one is about how to add feathers to an object: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmsXC-iaL6g

Video number 2, about making an object float on water: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ7LnI-2piI

We’d like to make more of these little tutorials and you can send us your C4D related questions or simply post them here, would be nice to have a selection of interesting ones. Whether we’re able to answer them is another matter but if we can and if we decide that it would be interesting for other people to watch as well then we will certainly try. We like a challenge. :wink: Happy watching!

#2

Cool!
Keep it coming!

#3

Excellent tutorial, very comprehensive and easy to watch. Personally I’d be interested in anything, one thing from the top of my head is to see something about matte painting and edit: projection man.

#4

Very sweeeeeeeT.

Yes, as 51mon said; mattepainting in cineman sound like a good idea.

Thanks, Robert

#5

That makes 2 of us then, because to be honest I never use Cineman. :smiley: I just do it the manual way. But matte painting is a good one yes. :slight_smile:

edit: oh wait, i confused cineman with projection man now… I meant projection man! I also don’t use cineman though. :wink:

#6

Sorry my bad. I meant projection man as well! :blush:
Too bad you don’t use it, it would be a nice chance to use it now though :slight_smile:

But if you don’t prefer to, any kind of matte painting really would be fine for me!

#7

Yep, added it to the list of interesting questions. :slight_smile: It can also be more specific btw. Like “how do I create animated northern lights”. Just an example. :wink:

#8

Thanks, very usefull tutorial :thumbsup:

I subscribe you channel :wink:

#9

Just uploaded a new mini tutorial, this one is about how to make an object float on a water surface. It shows 2 different methods and a little bit of mograph fun at the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ7LnI-2piI

#10

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