Create Caustics in under 1 Minute - Cinema 4D & Redshift

Learn how to Create Caustics in Cinema 4D & Redshift in 1 Minute!
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[@as14842]

This is one of those tutorials you have to bookmark to come back to, super handy checklist. Thanks Ross!

[@djkasperg]

This is such a great reference. Sometimes you just need a quick reminder and not the 20 min walk trough. Hope you create this for soft bodies, sun/sky etc. Really handy. Thanks.

[@JulianZett3D]

exactly what I was thinking!

[@GDM223SR]

Yes. That's all I want!

[@nathandirezende]

*Another great tutorial from Ross* ❤

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you Nathan!

[@weclome]

We need more of these no bullshit tutorials.

[@iamrossmason]

Consider it done

[@danielwhitaker6566]

I second this

[@MRasey22]

Short and to the point, nice

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you! :)

[@mrtnstien]

Whenever I increase photons to 1 million, I get a lot of 'fireflies' on my renders instead of the smooth visuals you see. What am I doing wrong here? How to fix fireflies?

[@Chewbacca2000]

Thanks man!!

[@s_producer]

best

[@studiosam5540]

Could you do a video on interior volumetric lighting?

[@iamrossmason]

I'll add it to the list!

[@wesleyphung738]

ross clutch af man, ive been meaning to meet u ross. i believe u collabed w my friend mike gaynor on a project before, I was gonna hop on that one too. next time!

[@ff-zt1gs]

Wow

[@DarkForcesStudio]

But what about the holiday you went on? And your favourite food. And you didn't mention your cat.

[@kudjo24]

Too bad it takes a million years to render out in any useable quality in most scenes

[@chucho927]

Tutorials from Ross are great usually, but caustics don't look like this.... It's not cool caustics. Look at references

[@iamrossmason]

Hey, thank you for your comment! I think it’s worth keeping in mind that this is a 1-Minute long tutorial and is focusing more on the setup as opposed to creating the most realistic results. There are other longer-form videos if you want to deep dive into caustics :)