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Cerbera

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  1. Welcome to the cafe 🙂 S22 is the most recent version of cinema, so is arguably best. Our own cafe channel, and the various videos there are a good place to start - (see links on home page). Also get used to searching for 'c4d + whatever tool you are interested in' on youtube - there are literally hundreds of videos out there covering nearly all aspects of the program. With S22 you also get Cineversity which is a massive resource in itself. CBR
  2. Don't worry about it - normally I leave a note to say it has been moved, but didn't this time, so probably my fault... You don't need to stress about project scale in this respect; real world scale is important in Reflectance based lighting workflow but I don't think you are doing that, so it doesn't matter. Those settings are for changing the scene scale en masse rather than establishing it in the first place - the size of your models does that. CBR
  3. It's not a case of one or the other, because it is possible to have a scene lit with regular lighting (or Light Kit lights) and still wnat the reflections from the HDRI in your surfaces. But you don't have to use the HDRI to light your scene with GI if you are using regular lights, whereas if there are no lights in the scene then you would require GI in order to get lighting out of the HDRI setup. CBR
  4. No, I moved it to plugins, which is where it should be, and that's where it is going back to ! CBR
  5. Looks like a potentially VERY helpful plugin. https://rocketlasso.com/recallinfo/ CBR
  6. I'll see what I can do...
  7. Don't know how important such things are to you, but if it was me, I'd think a bit more about sound design and get a bit more subtlety in there. For example, if a skeleton character is aprox 10 ft away from you (the camera) in a scene then any bone creaking foley effects should sound like they are also at that distance, rather than sounding like they are happening an inch from your ear in an an-echoic chamber ! Also music track is trying to be 'seriously' horror-style, and your animation is very much about the humour, so I wonder if that isn't sending some mixed messages to the viewer about what this is trying to be. You wanna try and find one of those Hanna-Barbera style tracks, which are much more 'comically spooky'. You know the sort of thing - where maybe pizzicato strings track the footsteps of a skeleton. But hey, it is possible to over-think these things, so feel free to ignore my ramblings if it's not something you are focused on 🙂 CBR
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    Pink icecream

    That, my friend, is very cool. Quick, get it in our gallery and we'll feature it ! My only criticism (and even then it is very small) is that the strawberries, and particularly the inside of them / that one on the top right don't look very 'wet-look' and could do with a fair bit more reflection or a different fresnel there. Ice cream absolutely superb though ! CBR
  9. I would very much like to do this job, but unfortunately am booked on another project until Monday next week - However after that I could do all of them very quickly. Is that too late, or is it still worth me sending you rates and timescales ? Many thanks CBR
  10. Ooh yeah 🙂 Liking those ! CBR
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    Dragon in flight

    Thank you ! Not so far ! It's currently in the unfinished pile - at the moment head isn't even joined to body ! Just did enough for the flight animation tests I was working on. May go back to it at some point and finish off, and make suitable for sharing !
  12. Nope, it's not a misremembered Discworld novel, it's a very cool video I saw this morning on Chris Schmidt's twitter feed, which I thought could do with an outing here as well for anyone who hasn't seen it, because it's nice to get a well-informed and explained reminder of the basics. So please sit back and enjoy this fascinating video on basic colour theory by Captain Disillusion over on YouTube. Also some particularly nice explainer graphics of the sort that us 4D types should find quite rewarding... CBR
  13. I can help with this. Please do PM me any further details, source material or models you are working with and happy to discuss further and estimate for either completion of, or training you in how to do it... Many thanks CBR
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    Dragon in flight

    From the album: CBR Model Wires

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    Roland JD-XA

    From the album: CBR Model Wires

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    Baby Dragon SDS

    From the album: CBR Model Wires

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  17. From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps

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    From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps

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  21. From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps

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  22. From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps

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  23. From the album: Golf Clubs & Wraps

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