Create Natural Looking Dust in Redshift/Cinema 4D

We take a look at how to create natural looking Dust inside Redshift and Cinema 4D.
I am Shazzadul Haque AKA Nandoneek, a 3D Artist/Motion Designer based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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[@messileo6518]

You are awesome man , keep going , Subscribed :)

[@carloshidalgo92]

Really nice! I never though of that and it's simple. Thanks for it. Will be following you bro. Keep it up

[@shehrinnewaz2835]

Dang man you’re soooo talented

[@emmanuel-ex1sw]

I just want some moreee

[@user-dw6nd5kx9v]

Bro, where are you? tutors sooo useful!

[@Red_Paper6495]

how to make dust on an object?

[@xrp824]

Hey, which font do you use on the cover? It looks so modern

[@Lesak2]

Nice one!

[@shadostorm8375]

Cool tutorial. Is that Azan in the background? You live near a mosque?

[@6zoin9]

Hey man thank you for the lovely tut, I was also wondering about the texture in the table. It looks wayyy too good. the imperfections are incredible. Can you maybe do a tut on that? or maybe you know a place where I can learn tp texture like THAT? I'm an intermediate redshift user

[@shazzadulhaque]

Sure man! I'll keep it in mind for future tutorials.

[@VEDICGaming]

Upload More Video Please

[@fiveshorts]

I couldn’t see any dust in the final result. I’ll try it anyway. Why not use particles instead of splines? Seems illogical

[@becreative5529]

Bangladeshi? Subscribed❤️❤️❤️

[@arshaduzzaman5134]

Thank you! saved my ass