bezo
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In my early childhood we had only black&white tv and only 2 channels... That´s why was mine so wonderful. :D
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I am not convinced about exact dimensions, but very nice modeling...
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Nice idea...
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I look forward to the renderer, hope will check it before Christmas on new PC (i7 6core/GFX1070). Are there somewhere some "real" benchmarks? Maybe Steve, Mike, David or other guy´s from beta can reveal something closer? ;-)
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Good work on plugins, well done Cineversity Team. C4D with these tools is much smarter...
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...same here
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Motorcycle modeling tips (how to well prepared his model)
bezo replied to a topic in Tips | Tricks | Mini Tutorials
Very nice model, great work. -
You can anytime drive multiple parameters of lights via range mapper nodes...Since parameters will be different, same/single input (in percentage for example) wil be common for all outputs...
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Or did you tried create script via internal c4d command? As in your example, select display tag, set parameters/options what you need, then SELECT them (entrys are orange/ with Ctrl add to selection) and then right click/Xpressions/Create script... Then copy all those lines to your script...
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... coffee solution This way you can set any value for all parameters (I´m sure it´s possible same way in python) If you create "standalone" scripts, they are executable one time. (mostly used way). Script tags (coffee,python) are used for solutions requiring repeated procedures (for instance script for keepeng points at zero X value while modeling or so...)
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great works... 3D graphics is always nice kind of art.
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or little example in coffee :-)
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Motorcycle modeling tips (how to well prepared his model)
bezo replied to a topic in Tips | Tricks | Mini Tutorials
Or create nice welds direct to your needs. In attached scene is simple example, can be used more deformers to create irregularities. Can be converted to polygons, used as source for spline wrap etc...there are many possibilities weld.zip -
Just found a time to check videos and must say looks very good. Seams like in buildin cloth engine, but for real time much faster...
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Thanks for info Keith.
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If you need just simple placing objects in Y axis, why not use "Project Object" command? (Character/Commands/Project Objects)
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really smart solution... (floatfunction is the key in this case, thanks for nice example,again learned something new)
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measurement values (inputs) will be always a multiple of 0.125 or will be real values for instance 0.96 etc.?
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Please, give some example/screen?
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Asking more citizens of C4DStudioland and many of them agree with @Greatszalam review...
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Motorcycle modeling tips (how to well prepared his model)
bezo replied to a topic in Tips | Tricks | Mini Tutorials
nice modeling (and must say so fast, not like me)... OHV engine? Aren ´t driver rods thin enough? -
Hm...Get both :-) btw, very good price for renderer+3nodes
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We can say it´s +-service update before release 5. Summit was mainly focused on releasing "light" version of Zbrush "ZbrushCore". With intrudoctory price around 120 dollars can be good solution for hobbiests etc. (on other side we must say it´s very "light" version and almost all advanced commands or workflows only available in Zbrush) btw, Ed Harris is great actor... :-)
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Intro to Python in C4D - random lottery numbers
bezo replied to jed's topic in Tips | Tricks | Mini Tutorials
Good job on tutorial Gerald, Always when I try to write little scripts in python inside c4d, I´m very frustrated why don´t work this or that...Checking in python sdk and syntax looks fine. Will be great to have little, max. 20 row scripts using python c4d sdk, if you remember somethink like Scott Ayers´s "Coffee Bible" with coffee scripts) Mean some basics with selection,toggle, renaming objects, finding in hierarchies etc...simply pure basics. Few line scripts can´t be "hard" for undertstanding and can be "reusable"... Hope more tutorials will follow ;-)