it speaks for itself
Reputation: 10
Simple tut for new sig makers
it speaks for itself
Reputation: 154
Seems pretty good, though I never use C4ds.
Reputation: 10
i dont use c4d's as much anymore either.. it makes it alot more complicated
o well.. most people preffer c4d's
This is a hella old tut i made
Reputation: 10
I really don't think you made this tutorial. Just a bit suspicous.
Reputation: 10
lol,same................and how is this tut good for beginners? it's too freakin long and i don't think a beginner could do it,nice outcome thoOriginally Posted by Envious
Reputation: 10
Anyone know where i can get so C4D renders? I tryed Gamerenders but there stuff is meh and DA doesn't have any in a .png format or any that can be used.
Reputation: 26
planetrender?
Reputation: 10
use bits and parts of this..
Reputation: 26
nice cd4 where'd ya get it?
Reputation: 10
I cant tell you otherwise ill get wacked.
Reputation: 26
by..................>_>
Reputation: 43
(pre-note: the last 4 posts were made while this was in edit)
Cinema 4d is a modeling program, you find anything at gamerenders.com. In fact, C4d is primarily best used for high detailed image work (like sigs in this case) or high end movie work. --remember the cg film "Polar Express," made entirely from cinema 4d and its complex scripting system.
But any way C4d excelent choice for abstract, since it's so easy to d with the matrix extrude comand. <--oops, I went off topic.
Don't expect to find many good abstract renders for C4d since most renders in C4d happen to be actual objects or there is so many abstract renders in c4d that it'll be hard finding a Good one.
-update--my copy comes from a package version that can fit on one disc (it lacks) but I got it from a friend. I don't buy any editor untill I know I can make some return profit off of it, otherwise I could end up wasting 1000 dollars for nothing but editing.
-update-- check these of mine form olden days (I use 3ds max now)
Posting Permissions
