Learning a new interface, verbiage, tools, and functions is always rough, regardless of whether you're using Cinema 4D or not.
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I feel many new users of 3D software have the most awkward experience when diving into this journey. In the video above, I show a short example of the comparison I made between the two interfaces to better understand it. This was relatively easy to do with the smooth layout Cinema 4D offers. It's ok to slow down and have patience with yourself along the journey.Īs an avid Photoshop user, I immediately looked to make as many direct correlations between the C4D interface and Photoshop interface as possible. One of the most essential pieces of advice that I give artists new to 3D is not to discount their previous experience! Use the skills and knowledge that you already have and use 3D to expand on that! We're all different when it comes to our learning styles. Opening any new program for the first time can be intimidating, of course. It is extremely user-friendly when it comes to navigation and ease of use. This 3D software has a sleek, clean and intuitive interface. From my experience over the past 13 years of using 3D programs such as 3DS Max, Maya, Blender, and Cinema 4D is that Cinema 4D has been the easiest to learn and produce results quickly. THE CINEMA 4D LEARNING CURVEĬinema 4D is known for having a quick and smooth learning curve compared to other 3D software. This is an excellent opportunity to look at what's possible within just 4 weeks of using Cinema 4D.
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You'll also get to see parts of an interview with Ashley Murrel, a current student in the PRO EDU 6-Week CGI Course for photographers. I talk about ways of learning, feedback, and the importance of community-based mentorship.
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Let's talk about it! In the video above, I discuss Cinema 4D's learning curve, how to lessen that curve and begin the journey. The answer is definitely a bit more complicated than a simple yes or no response. This is a question I'm often asked as artists begin to venture into 3D software for the first time and are considering Cinema 4D as an option. DUSTIN VALKEMA LEARNING 3D FOR THE FIRST TIME This comes with time and experience and is not only fun but transferable to other 3D software!" "Learning how to Navigate 3D space, create and move objects, modeling basics, material creation, lighting, and rendering your final product is a must. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.” – Pelé © Alexander Alexandrov Bulb Modeling Tutorial © Adam Woodhouse Slow MoDynamics in Cinema 4D © Nick Campbell Cinema 4D Tutorial – How to Create 3D Grass © Christopher Vinca Render an Abstract Low Poly Look in Cinema 4D © Nick Campbell Photoshop & Maxon Cinema 4D Tutorial: Learn the Best Ways to Create 3D Type © Craig Minchington and Gareth Roberts Light, Texture and Render A Microphone in Cinema 4D © Tommaso Sanguigni Maxon Cinema 4D Tutorial: Create Liquid 3D Type © abduzeedo Making of Did You Fill Up the Tank on Mars? © Tamás Gyermán Reader Tutorial: Extinction by Chanito
© Konstantin Muromtsev How to Create a Sci-fi Scene – Making of Primateran © Arno Van Waeyenberg Create a Gorgeous Abstract Greeble Scene in Cinema 4D © Andrés Hurtado 3D Text Shatter Effect – Tutorial © Alexander Alexandrov Making of Super Snail © Patrick Eischen Metaball Object in Cinema 4D © Nick Campbell Making of Portrait of a Silent Man © Dogacan Bilgili How to use Sub Polygon Displacement in Cinema 4D © Psionic 3D Quick Tip : Modelling and Rendering a Pillow in C4D
© Nick Campbell Create Amazingly Realistic Renders Using Advanced Render in Cinema 4D © Tomas Sinkunas How To Model, Texture, and Light a Gumball Machine © hmoob-phaj-ej Animate a Dancing Ice Cream Bar in Cinema 4D and After Effects © Zachary Oconnor Cinema 4D Diamonds Tutorial © Quick Tip: Create A Basic Render Setup Using Cinema4D © Jmb Moraes How to Make an Animated Snake in Cinema 4D
© Barton Damer Making of Home in the Desert 66 © How to Create Explosive Typographic Effects in Cinema 4D © eyedesyn Transformers Triplechanger Tutorial In this article we have collected 40 of the best tutorials to help you make a dent – probably not in the universe, but here where your potential customers can see it… Ironman Stealth Tutorial From creating 3D models to adding textures and animating the result – there is not much we cannot do. Combine it with Photoshop and you’ll get even more super powers. If you are a 3D artist you are surely aware of the fact that Cinema 4D is a powerful, almost almighty tool.
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