C4D Tutorial: Tips for a Photo Real Tile Floor Render

[@IanFanpage]

Many thanks bro, i been wondering how to even chop a corner off a cube, mever knew about the sculpting.. bless

[@timothyonyebujoh7597]

I look forward to getting this, thank you.

[@babysteps1]

Very helpful technique, thanks. You da real MVP!

[@AbdelrahmanSami]

Good work. The shader seems very interesting. Could you make a tutorial explaining it, please ?!!!

[@optimus6858]

Cool Thanks in Advance

[@alans056]

damn that's clever. thanks for sharing this!

[@Tim-turbo-o]

Really useful, thank you

[@moahvjuwaj]

Dope!! Thank youuuuu.

[@johnhaley]

loved it

[@JonathanWinbush]

😉

[@sayedfarouk1961]

im egyption u r creative really rhanx

[@Forlaco]

cool!

[@yogeshvaghela9467]

hi nice tutorial this helpful Tutorial, i am try this animation but not done please help me @ starting logo animation

[@intao3018]

How does octane set the dotted node connection line?

[@thepixellab2011]

This feature is in newer Octane versions, maybe you need to upgrade?

[@intao3018]

@@thepixellab2011 I am octane 2020 I thought it was turned on in the settings, but I did not find this option

[@orcunakman]

Just quantize the rotation from the fields. Quantizing would be more easier and tweakable. You don't need to write a formula for this.

[@thepixellab2011]

Can you explain that? Not quite sure what you mean by that? Thanks!

[@orcunakman]

​@@thepixellab2011 Here is a tutorial I recorded for Turkish users. In the video, with a simple plain effector I triggered the clones with simple particles. With a similar technique you can use both random field and quantize modifier in Plain effector's fields properties. In result all the clones will be either 90 degrees or zero depending on the random field. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaqcnn6KaLKqfbc

[@thepixellab2011]

@@orcunakman Thanks mate, I will check it out!!