Here a tut i made for Cinema4d for making i render i did called "expose" (http://www.deviantart.com/view/9158885/)

That is pretty sweet

best tutorial yet

i need the default settings of structure>edit surface>Matrix extrude

i change them by a other tutorial

Rephrase your post, you make no sense at all.

And try to avoid using "u" and "ur". I cant stress that enough...its barly coherent and hard to figure out what your saying.

Steps: 8

Move Scale Rotation
X: 0m x: 80% H: 10*
Y: 0m y: 80% P: 0*
Z: 50m z: 80% B: 0*

Varation: None

Poor Salty, always getting flak from us

Faken

Salty...rhymes with faulty...

Maybe were destined long lost brother from china seeking to defeat th....


Oh, nevermind.

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Faken

thnx faulty

nice, a bit too advanced for me though >.<

its was my first tut i followed in C4D so jus try it

ok, might aswell, but i need to get more memory, i got my own laptop a few days ago, it doesnt have alot of memory and C4D is really slow sometimes it shuts its self down and thats annoying

how do you duplicate an object? >.<

::EDIT:: nvm i kno how now but how do u add material?

See attached image.


Just go to file (=1) then 'new material' (=2)
On 4 you will see an icon with a globe on it.
On 3 you can adjust your material.
Then everything you change on 4 will apply on your globe icon on 3.
After you have set all your preferences for your material just drag your
globe icon (=3) to your render..

Hope this helps

http://www.pixel2life.com/images/tutimages...ingmaterial.wmv

wow ur kool, ive checked all ur tuts there sweet, it would be kool to hav ea member like u at zanmato design

What were the settings for the grey metallic material used on the final product render?

And how do you duplicate an object? I am stupidly stupid (wtf?) at figuring these things out...

Materials are my secret

Dupe an object by clicking it in the object manager and hitting Ctrl+C, then Ctrl + V

For those of you who are material making challenged : Deepshaders
Great way to learn materials is to look and tinker with some that are already made. Pretty soon you'll be jumping right into bhodiNUTs and going hog wild with mats

Kewl

hehe, edited this post 4 times now. i just read the comments and all my problems were solved very cool tutorial indeed!

or....I do have a problem..I don't get my thingy to shine as nicely as yours..it doesn't look like "anything"...it's just plain =( Hope you can help me out...

Thanks in advance, Duck

Did you add reflections and bump up the specular reflections of the material you used on the object? Also try adding a few lights in random places, maybe in some random colors around the same hue to help bring out the shine.

Honestly I don't know how to do either of those things.. so no, I haven't =(

(we're not speaking photoshop here, are we? )

No photoshop here... Open up the material editor for the material you are using (just double click on the material sphere down in your materials list).

Put a check in reflections. For a render similar looking to FS's, bring down the slider for brightness a little bit. Then go to the specular and switch the Mode to Metal and slide the Height slider to the right some. Then apply the material to the object and render. See if that helps. If you need more help with creating and applying materials then see the first cip in this tutorial: Part 1 HDRI
Hope this helps

thanks alot helped me out there

Look at the thing I've made:



Im only busy with C4D 9 for like 5 days or something like that...

GR33TZ

--Memphis--

Very cool I like the texture... very unique.

Faken

thx

Could I know where to find some tuts about brushing and stuff like that ??
So that I can make my thing better...

GR33TZ

--Memphis--

Hi all,

I'm very new to C4D, and im still a little unfimiliar with the interface. I understand how to build the render, and how to add materials to it (You guys provided enough links & info) But can someone eplain "Nurbs" for me please? This is the 2nd tutorial that has told me to add nurbs and to be honest i don't even know what Nurbs are ...lol... So can someone help me? Thanks.

-Cheers, Cody

Nurbs are a type of object. The renders like this one dont use nurbs, they use hyper nurbs over platonic objects. A hyper nurb simply takes an object and adds polygons to it in a distributive blending mathematical averaging curve type manner (cant remember the exact formula off top of my head, its been too long ). Basically, it makes the object look smoother. A hyper nurb can be applied to almost any type of object you have.

Firstly, great tut. I have a few questions though. First of all, how do you rotate and object? Secondly, how do you rotate the screen so your looking at the object at a different angle? I just got Cinema 4d. thanks in advance.