adambelis

Is here any way how to proceduraly copy paste and fill polygon area . simular to this blender addon ? http://www.co-de-it.com/wordpress/code/blender-tissue

it would be nice if c4d could have som more procedural workflows for uvs simular to houdiny

well... not directly but you can import vectors from illustrator with free plugin https://www.cineversity.com/vidplaylist/cv-artsmart/artsmart_download And then import individual paths in to layer shade and ad Chanel Effect/spline an composit it in layere shader . witch is probably too much work it would be cool to have ability use vectors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvk_WJD_BPA splines effect https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSmRS-4BUGM&t=1697s

you just need to play with priority of your tags

i would try to do it with displacer 123213-adam.c4d

its new feature of r20 its like metaball butt milion times better.

well you can mesh it in voulme mesher and than optimize mesh in instamesher https://github.com/wjakob/instant-meshes 123213-adam.c4d

Maybe there is more elegant solution but this works blend two lights in clone one is 0 second is 1 intensity you can clone that cloner on cloner 1 and than shader efector on firs cloner modify clones add field and you can blend betwen this two lights

I am also looking in to blender i love some stuff but i miss procedural modeling clones and mograph in general. Yes you can do som of the stuff in animation nodes but its far more complicated than just draging object in to cloner and just plaing with effectors and fields.

if you don't feel like redoing retopo wit details i would say sculpting could save you but you will probably be finished with big polycount witch could be oke if you are not planning to do massive animations on top of it.

I know about rearranging would fix the problem but I could not find right order it was too late at night :D. that spline and constrain should also be fixable but matrix and tracer should be more flexible/ "procedural". i glad it helped

Spline_animated_Polygon-adam.c4di build two systems but both have problems with priorities

haha that's cool. I think this is some standard of how real life lenses are made and design https://www.scantips.com/lights/fieldofview.html

Omg this geometry is so clean ! good job

Just create. suggest 3 ways how to learn when you feel stuck in your progress : 1. make small projects for yourself with clear briefs. - you can make your own if you want to be creative (for example: make a character head of pig pirate OR make infinite loop animation on the topic of overfishing sees ) - there are sites that can generate briefs like form real clients https://manuodelrio.com/projects/brief/ https://fakeclients.com/illustration http://briefz.biz/ https://sharpen.design/ https://briefbox.me/ 2. recreate works from other people. just go to Instagram, Behance, art station, dribble find work you like and have feeling you know how to do some parts of it and try to recreate it. first, try it yourself and when you get to roadblock just google specific problem you facing +c4d. (don't post ties to your portfolio and if you share them for feedback add credit to the author) 3. Experiment/ play /go with the flow. I learn a lot when I'm just randomly playing with software and just combine stuff to see what happens. good luck with creating