Cinema 4D Reflectance, fresnel and friends

Fresnel, anisotropy and roughness maps, a few more features of Cinema 4D R18's reflectance channel. Want the reflectance basics? try here: • Cinema 4D's reflectanc...
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[@youdave247]

Very late to the party but excellent presentation. Seen your tutorials before and I find them very to the point and human. Look forward to more.

[@parthsharma7091]

No one explained like you. Love you mate. You are great teacher with great voice

[@alokpradhan5916]

Very Useful BOSS

[@ytmm11]

Brilliant. best vid on C4D Reflectance. It was killing me for the longest.

[@beMOTIONdESIGN]

So amazingly helpful! I'm late to the game on the reflectance channel, and it has been pretty steep learning curve! Thank you!

[@1ArtfulBodger]

Excellent Tutorials and a talented teacher. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.

[@AnzorChkhikvadze]

Great tutorial. More little and powerfull ones like this please :))) Waiting for next one. ^_^

[@malalasansurz.2643]

great!! please do the next one :)

[@mohamedlam1911]

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[@ahmadthabet7413]

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[@qmagix]

Thanks that was really well explained. Though I would love to see more "advanced" tutorials. Even premium ones.

[@3DFluff]

What sort of topic are you looking to be covered?

[@qmagix]

Well, the topic in this video for instance. I would be really interested in creating shaders , creating effects by staking layers, UV mapping (C4D is not the best software for UV mapping but still). How to make a proper product mockup (I loved the tutorial about the beer glass). How to handle render passes the right way so they can be used in a composite program like After Effects/Nuke/Fusion. KZbin is full of tutorials, but I always think that teaching is an art form on it's own. Lynda.com is a nice premium option but... it's to slow and often to simple and the narrator is sometimes not nice to listen to. What I like the most about your approach is that you also explain WHY and not only HOW you should do something, in a clear and pleasant way.

[@3zan6bel9]

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[@budiutomo2540]

Aluminum?....Damn American...LOL :))