Creating and Simulating CLEAN 3D Vinyl Records in Cinema 4D and Octane │ september ®

Thanks for watching, today Anton takes inspiration from an older project and creates a lighter clean rigid body simulation involving vinyl records for a music label. Ranging from pre modelled sleeves, this tutorial carries through the texturing and rendering process before generating a lit and composited final result.
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[@tannergroehler8625]

This is SUCH a good video. I really appreciate you making a point of not cutting anything so even total newbies like me and pause and go back if something goes wrong and not miss any steps. Thank you thank you!

[@Sleezy.Design]

Honestly this is such a great channel. Your channel is so new and you're pushing out so much quality content for free so frequently, I can't wait to see what the future of this channel is going to be like! Thanks for your effort and dedication

[@_september]

Sleezy, thank you for this. I'm equally excited! You're incredibly welcome.

[@richardxs]

Nice channel mate, you won a new sub 😎✌️

[@MotionAndDesign]

Great tutorial man!

[@_september]

Thank you!

[@universebreeze]

Hey, thank you so much! Where can I find vinyl records bump maps?

[@universebreeze]

yoo

[@nato_slmn]

@@universebreeze frrrr

[@wh13te]

Great tutorial dure! But can i follow correctly with redshift with no problem?

[@_september]

I'm still learning Redshift myself but from what I'm aware you should be able to follow along no problem. The simulating and texturing parts are for sure the same, when creating materials just make sure you're plugging the textures in the same diffuse, bump and reflection channels (if you need) and with some similar HDRI setups you should get a pretty accurate result :)

[@siegelstudio]

Are these project files available anywhere? Thanks!