That is a bummer to hear, I have not updated to those versions and also know nothing about actually writing or fixing the OSL code. I do know that there are more issues and incompatibilities when using OSL on Mac OS if that applies to you, not sure though, sorry!

@@gernge thanks, yes I'm on Mac. I think the only option is to send a ticket to Maxon, I haven't found a way to send a message on the github OSL page.

glad it helped you!!

my trick to 'force' reload newly updated textures is to raise the gamma 1 click on the Redshift texture node then click it back to it's default value. this works more reliably for me than the actual reload button. see if that works for you

unfortunately i do not use RS for maya and cant i debug what's not working either, sorry about that! you may be able to get assistance in the RS community discord server if you try asking there

it's in my other video from this series, link here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWaonZl_ZtZrq7c

still relevant! OSL works in the newer nodes system, it is just a UI update, so my reasons for preferring this OSL triplanar node over the built-in triplanar are valid there too!

The project that looks like Arcane was Worlds 2021, which announced Arcane and used some of the same assets. More info on my website, along with full breakdowns & links for each project in my reel! But thank you for the kind comment about my quick tip tutorials, I really appreciate it

I can add it to my ideas list, in case I do another round of quick tips, thank you!!

thank you! to answer, the specific RS version used is shown in every clip during the intro title card. C4D R21 as shown at the top bar of the program, and I use 497.29 Game Driver

it should work really well for that use! you're very welcome

they are scripts i made myself! i made vimeo tutorials a few years ago covering how to make them but have been meaning to update them for youtube quick tip videos

thanks Gernge,i look through your tutorials, t helped me a lot , make my life easier :p@@gernge

Hey Jesus, I was experimenting with that rig a few days ago and faced the exact same issue. If we align to spline the car, there are kind of problems in the curved part of the road. Also we have to manually keyframe the wheels steering because obviously the wheels do not stay straight when the car turns in real life. When wheels steer there is also a problem with the rotation speed that looks off with the road. I think it is due to how the rig is created, and especially the math in Xpresso. I havent find a solution yet. If you find one or if you find a better rig, please update your comment, i am curious :)

@@laeternaml after a few tries I ended up using the rig that comes with C4D under the character tab. It's a bit more involved but it also has a ton more options AND the steering responds automatically to the car turning when it is on a spline. Definitely give that one a try. I still feel like the wheels rotate a but too fast but with motion blur it goes unnoticed

@@j.ssuarez thanks for the feedback! The auto steering with a spline seems a great feature, i didn’t know. Im sure this still due to the math used for the calculation of the rotation of the wheels, I guess it is very difficult to calculate accurately depending on the angles of the curves. But yes if the car is not driving slowly it may be not so visible. I didnt want to use the built in c4d rig because I found the component setting (with the colored dots) a bit complex and confusing to setup. I’ll give it a second try then 👌🏻

I've been doing this method in RS since at least 2018, so quite a while I think!

i dont have any special tricks or advice for that, when scaling an object + using a UV projection. sorry about that!

Yes, that's really bad. It is world base positioned, that's the problem. Should have a tag to freeze it. Honestly, shading inside C4D is a waste of time, get used to Substance Painter and be happy. Problems are gone.

Hey, thanks for the question. My answer for that is a pretty weird workaround but it works for me. Setup your RS material with the texture maps, and then set the C4D Texture Tag to a Cubic projection and then you can use the Coordinate tab to enter in real world values for the scale. So you set the proper scale for the texture maps and then get a visual idea for how large that translates to on your C4D object. Then you can go back to a proper UVW projection or however else you want to setup the texture and try to match them visually. Not ideal, but it works for me.

@@gernge thanks for your reply. I find it crazy and strange that there is no proper way to do this in C4D. My clients are furniture makers and provide me with textures that need to be exactly reproduced to I can't afford to eye ball... hope there will soon be a better solution. Have a great day !