Redshift: Cinema 4d PBR workflow tutorial

[@war30dell]

Hello from 2021, this is most understandable tutorial, thanks!

[@maximus4d743]

Hey I'm glad it helped.

[@jhuniorrdc]

amazing bro! nice tutorial!

[@maximus4d743]

Thank you sir

[@kidrenzo1]

Thanks dude, really straight forward way to explain this process, thanks! Great tutorial.

[@maximus4d743]

Np. Keep on learning.

[@dzhao9992]

Very useful, so ramp works the same as oc's gradient node?

[@maximus4d743]

yea just black and white values. or color. all same

[@nubvfx796]

ty

[@swordartdesign]

Man this very helpful tutorial and clean, by my mistake i tho your subs is 400k... b/c your tuts is very unique! Thanks again! XD

[@maximus4d743]

Thanks man. I wasint getting much views so I kinda stopped making vids. If u have any topics u want me to cover I can probably do it

[@swordartdesign]

@@maximus4d743 Seem not much tutorial about RS Materials... i hope got some tutorial about how Metalic work Many thanks XD

[@maximus4d743]

@@swordartdesign metallic works just like roughness aka glossiness. Black = not metallic or 0 and white means fully metallic or 1. PBR materials u have metal or none metal theres nothing in between unless u going for none realism. Hope that helps :)

[@kiland3d]

a perfect workflow.... thanks !

[@maximus4d743]

No problem. 🤘

[@Brandonbraun]

This video is killer thank you so much. This is such a confusing process. You really helped me out!

[@maximus4d743]

As long as my videos helped atleast one person I'm happy haha. Enjoy :)

[@ssojyeti2]

thank you so much for this!

[@maximus4d743]

Keep learning my friend. It never stops.

[@vfxturjo1675]

Very nice tutorial. I love it!! Just don't change the aspect ratio of the video.

[@maximus4d743]

Got it :)

[@sherivfx6752]

Do a tut on a dirty nike weevee shoelace with loos end wit xpcls

[@HyperGalaxyEntertainment]

THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL~

[@maximus4d743]

You welcome

[@Cinema4DTutorialsSV]

Good! Thanks!

[@STUDIOSTEPS_motion]

don't be afraid to use Ramps with your reflection roughness

[@maximus4d743]

I use ramp all the time. It's the best for almost everything

[@gabrielecella]

thx

[@voook23]

you forgot about linear workflow

[@maximus4d743]

I learned about it after making this video. #learningneverstops