Cinema 4D Tutorial - Model & Texture Big Red Boots (Octane)

[@overwerk]

Clean workflow and tutorial! Love the soft-body touch at the end

[@NewPlastic]

Hah appreicate you boss!

[@harrybrownell]

Love when the Tutorial King posts (aka new plastic). Always a good day ✨

[@NewPlastic]

Haha my man. Thank you

[@bharat5194]

Nice, in-depth tutorial! Thanks 👍

[@NewPlastic]

My pleasure buddy

[@imonline8051]

This is awesome! Would love to see a full tutorial on some actual footwear modeling in C4D.

[@ItsJessEdits]

funny thing is these ARE actual footwear. the boots were really created to be worn, but they're definitely more of a statement piece than a functional one.

[@shymekcinco]

you are the god of octane, goddamn thats so beautiful

[@departed9282]

Legend

[@NewPlastic]

More like a fairytale but I'll take it!

[@ananaisdesign]

Can't wait to do your tutorial!

[@NewPlastic]

Hahaha

[@talhazulqarnain2126]

My Man is back !

[@NewPlastic]

Back with a vengeance

[@luiszarzoza3762]

cute tutorial!

[@NewPlastic]

Had to make it cute you know

[@darkworx-films]

love your content, keep it up

[@NewPlastic]

Will do boss

[@BongbokCG]

🔥🔥🔥

[@morayonbutsomeonetookmyname]

nice one hilik

[@NewPlastic]

Damn miss you my boy

[@morayonbutsomeonetookmyname]

@@NewPlastic mee too bro

[@Kegbup]

Hi, you have very cool tutorials. I'm a beginner, but I noticed that your lighting is not standard in the scene, what's the reason for this and how to adjust it? Thanks.

[@NewPlastic]

What do you mean by not standard? Like the lighting techniques? I'm trying to always give you a glimpse into how I light the scene so you get an idea of what's going on, but if you want to dive deeper into lighting I have a whole series of tutorials about lighting on my channel, feel free to check them out!

[@Kegbup]

@@NewPlastic When you added a cube and started setting the dimensions. You already had HDRI, Light, and Camera set up. Do you set this up beforehand or is this the way you always have the scene for lighting? Sorry for the banal questions.

[@NewPlastic]

@@Kegbup No question is banal! Me personally I created a startup project file, so whenever I open cinema I already have this setup. You can look up how to setup a startup project file in C4D, there's good tutorials about it.

[@NojsGraphics]

i had Red Giant Universe Ad before this tutorial lmaooo

[@NewPlastic]

It's the illuminati brother wake up

[@gustavoferreira2951]

SCREAMING HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ICONICCCCC

[@NewPlastic]

Lololol I had to

[@samwha62]

은지 신 폼 미쳤다

[@NewPlastic]

은지 누구야? :)

[@jaskiratpanjrath5477]

Haha, you got my name right!

[@NewPlastic]

HAha wtf I'm just seeing this now, of course I got it right! Love you bud

[@pablobaron4903]

love it

[@Seppnick]

Great Tutorial 💪May I ask a short question? At 2:24 you Crtl+move out 2 polygons. When I do this, it affects only the 2 polygons without affecting the one above. But when you do it, it drags the lower edge of the polygon above with it. Why does this happen? I'm just restarting with C4D after quite some time and I can't figure this out 🤣

[@NewPlastic]

You know what, on second look I think I just dragged those polygons, without duplicating them (so without Ctrl). I think there were overlapping edges there which is why those edges appear to be appearing when I drag the polygons

[@marciobiza9384]

TOPPP

[@NewPlastic]

Hehe

[@ramonherrera4090]

haha cute

[@NewPlastic]

[@_o__o_]

nah fam

[@NewPlastic]

I think you meant yas queen

[@_o__o_]

@@NewPlastic nah fam