CrashNebula

Hi fellow C4D'er, Another late night, another question :). I'm trying to texture this seam that I made, with my material. As you can see it's not working out well. It's a sweep nurbs made editable. I used mapping 'cylindrical'. I had hoped that would work nicely. Do I have to UV unwrap this to be able to texture it. Because that doesn't seem to work either somehow? I'm doing something wrong but I don't see what precisely. Many thanks for your insights and help. Regards, Crash Seam.c4d

Hey @Rectro, I finally managed to make something decent with MD. Started with an avatar and made the tufted look, then auto re-meshed it to quads in MD. Imported back into C4D and resolved the remainder of the triangles manually. Specially around the buttons I still had quite a few. And then added some creased by hand because I feel there wasn't enough detail going on. Even with my particle distance set to 3-5 and trying different fabrics. Not sure how that comes. It seems like when you import it back into C4D you loose some of the small detail. Is that possible? Also used a sculpt bake map with the help of one of your tutorials here on the forum. So thanks for all the help.

Hey everyone, I'm having a question about sculpting in C4D on exports from Marvelous Designer. When I export MD10 to an obj file, and import it back into C4D it looks fine. But when I start sculpting, as soon as I start subdividing I get a black and white distorted pattern on my polys. Any idea how that comes? What's the ideal workflow to build a bed in C4D. Fabric it in MD10 and finish it off with some sculpting in C4D and render it there? Do you for instance convert in MD10 to quads? Or stick to the standard mesh type. I use MDv10, C4DR23 and latest redshift. Many thanks for your insights in how to do this the right way. Greets, Pieter

Thanks for the help @Mike A I will get to work with the explanation you gave me soon. Will keep you posted. Regards, Crash

Hey all, Started again with using Redshift but I noticed that my glass material comes out jagged. Which samples should I crank up to reduce this? I already tried the refraction and the reflection samples without any better result. The lights in the scene are 4 area lights with each 128 samples. Not sure if this can effect it. My unified sampling is at 4/16. Let me know if more information is required. Thanks for the help.

Got to this point currently. It's pretty clean but I only fly private so 😂

Made this after a member on the forum here said he needed to make an airplane interior. Thought it would be cool to do something like this since lots of people are looking forward to be able to travel again without COVID19 concerns. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Tried to iron out the blocky-ness and rigged the hand. Just for learning purposes.

Thanks guys. Can't express my appreciation enough. I will post my progress soon in the weekend.

Hi guys. Anyone has an idea how to start on something like this? I have no clue on how this is done in C4D or even how to start. Maybe somebody has a link to a tutorial of some kind that I can learn from? Many thanks in advance.

Thank you guys for the help. I really appreciate. I will continue on it and try to make it better. It being blocked is on purpose though because it's more a cartoony hand. But I can definitely try to make it more organic ( @Cerbera would that needs to be done with the iron tool? Or just with smoothing brush) as you suggest just to learn from it. I understand this is not the hand you will find on a detailed sculpt. But again I'm really thankful for the feedback you guys give me. Regards, Crash

Here are the wires. I still think the thumb has to cover more of the front. Although it's better then my previous model I think. Thanks guys for all support.

Hey guys, Good evening, Well here at least :). Hope everyone is safe and sound. I gave my hand practice second attempt. Please take a look at it. How can I share the wireframes like you guys told me to share? Render with cell render? Tnx! Regards, Crash