Creating Dynamic Flowers Part Two - Cinema 4D

[@danielnortje6023]

Thank you so much for keeping your promise Lukas! I'm sure I as well as a lot of others really appreciate it! Was wondering what are the odds of you doing a texture tutorial for all these flowers? I'm sure some people could really benefit from one of those.

[@dmellis]

I also noticed that adding a cloth tag on both cloth surfaces (or in my recommendation - a thicken object) helps enormously. Lower Bendiness, Add a little Stretchiness and in the Mix Animation tab, check With Force and a Strength of about 4 should keep the flower from falling but will still allow for self-collisions.

[@isisgandalf]

Thank you Lukas Thorup for your rocking tutorials congratulations on your appointment with Tactyc Studio they are so lucky to have you🙏 all the best looking forward to your monthly tutorials

[@lavanyasubramanian4887]

Fantastic Tutorial! Could you please make a tutorial on how to render the flowers as well? Materials, texture and lighting would be really helpful!

[@dmellis]

Since the intersecting parts are a big issue here, I would recommend using the Thicken generator instead of a cloth tag. That way you can control which direction the thickness goes.

[@mographed4863]

Lukas you beautiful creative bastardd 🔥🔥🔥

[@JoeMayk3D]

Yesssssss mate! thanks for these :D

[@artsy_1767]

You are saving me today. Thank you❤ Your teaching skills are great by the way

[@duke3024]

This is lovely. I learnt a ton from you. Thank you Lukas!

[@Shigarina]

Thank u, Lukas! Wonderful tutorial and easy to understand, would be so amazing if you could do some on texturing and lighting in Redshift.. have so much troubles with this aspect, I would really appreciate if you could do at least one :)

[@tonon_AI]

indeed, textures for plants have been a nightmare for me

[@EloiseShaw]

Really awesome tutorials, thank you, would absolutely lovely if you could take us through how you textured these!

[@armena2866]

Awesome, would love to see a texturing tutorial

[@brandonblair6529]

Would love a texture break down!

[@thegaryclarke]

Excellent workflow, and really easy to follow and adapt. I love the simplicity of this strategy!

[@JulianZett3D]

Amazing tutorial series! Would be super interested to see how you made those flowers at 00:35 with multiple branches and leaves

[@davidzaytsev4140]

Can we expect tutorials on lighting and materials from you? Amazing works!

[@vv1719]

absolutely amazing. thanks so much for this!

[@TheSiimur]

Earned a new sub mate! Keep your content rolling :)

[@timuroguz1854]

Thank you

[@solocastel]

amazing tutorial both part 1 and 2! i love this organic model! what about explaining how to UVmap and texturing these flowers??

[@ІринаГаджан]

Thank you, it is a great explanation and awesome lesson

[@ZgadywankiTV]

Amazing video, thank you so much! 🌹🥀🌺

[@bionaturalscalero6531]

It´s amazing. Cool. Great.

[@jimjamran]

mannn this was good - thanks bud :)

[@shyamgapale8182]

Thank you so much for such beautiful tutorial 💕

[@ellannabl]

thanks a lot for this !

[@Mucharyan]

How would you connect it all to stem? Is there an option for a rail or something in mospline possibly?

[@DubbelDutch1]

Great tutorials Lucas! mange tak

[@sajjadabouei6721]

thank you very much

[@rakhimf8851]

Cool, thanks a lot!

[@G1NJO]

nice! but how to bake the animation and export it as fbx or abc ?

[@cobusprinsloo]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@shriyashborhade4155]

Can you also show how to make that lavendar petals texturing or atleast tell how to do it? I'm stuck there and I need to do it urgently, please if anyone can guide or help that'd be awesome! Looking forward to hear from you Lukas! :)

[@sachadeweerdt9669]

Fuck man !!!! since a verrrrrrrryyyyy long time i was looking for thattt !!!! you're the best ! thnks :)

[@justdr7223]

Subscribed ! Thank you 🙌

[@jinleung3994]

Is there any rendering tutorial for the flowers???

[@noorqadri3507]

Thank you so much for this it was really helpful. however I want to be able to 3D print these flowers and im not sure if these flowers would be printable because they seems so thin. Idk tho. any advice would be helpful. thank you

[@lukasthorup]

Thank you. I would take a cloth surface, and just put some thickness on it

[@Monad.x]

Where is the texturing and lighting? ☺

[@senguunsenguun4872]

first!