How to Create Procedural Clouds in Redshift w. Volume Builder - Cinema 4D Tutorial

Hello! So in this tutorial, I'll be showing you how to create some procedural clouds using the Volume Builder inside Cinema 4D. Then rendering them using Redshift.
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[@guilhermeguimaraes3863]

Bro, you have no idea how much time I spend searching for a good channel to learn Redshift, Thank You

[@TheRooksNest]

It's my pleasure fella! Thank you.

[@MrAdis532]

I strongly agree with you 🙌

[@quadxquad6540]

I appreciate how you use all in software tools to show how to make things happen in your tutorials. Awesome!

[@fabiankessler8492]

Awesome! You got such a nice style of explaining what does what and the results are stunning and comprehensible. Looking forward to digging deeper into your tutorials.

[@RemitOtkin]

This is awesome tutorial!

[@prodamDivan]

thank you very much ! you have great lessons

[@Anchorfeet]

I've wanted to know about this. Thank you very much!

[@TheRooksNest]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@LFC4life33]

Thanks for this, best one yet

[@KingZomp]

I'm excited to follow this tutorial thanks for making it! I skimmed through it first to get a general idea and I wanted to ask before I get too deep in to it if anything you have done here is R21 exclusive?

[@wor3m]

Thanks for this amazing tutorial, to be honest I didn't know that creating volume is that easy haha

[@momarkmoproblem]

might be cool to use a collision effector to make the clouds wrap the ball. I might test later. cool stuff, thanks!

[@bxlxrteeworlds8782]

I love this.

[@abinari]

thank you!

[@EffingtonCouldBe]

Love the Tut! Question ► Can you collapse your Volume Builder settings (similar to current state to object)? Assuming you love it and don't want to change anything in the future. And is there any need to? Like avoiding long calculations? Faster Renders? Thanks again!!! Keep the tuts coming.

[@brixtonwarren9864]

instaBlaster.

[@sean.sullivan]

Wondering how easy it is to do this exact same procedure in Octane?

[@BoldBreak]

Nice workaround without using xparticles or a vdb important from houdini

[@TheRooksNest]

Thanks!

[@darenzd4939]

Where can I get the materials you used?

[@smithedits]

He uses redshift renderer

[@ksam2000]

This is more efficient than my method. lol

[@KimSalimVFX]

Great! New subscriber here, can it be done in octane?

[@TheRooksNest]

Thank you! Yes, I think it can, in a way. As far as I'm aware, you have to export your volume as a VDB, and then load it in with the octane volume object. I might be wrong, but I think that's the only way you can do it... I'll have a look into it.

[@xenousarts]

Where is the volume tab of the light in Cinema4D 2023?

[@MakeupWhisper]

ohhhhhhh