Thin Film is FINALLY here! Cinema 4D & Redshift 3.5 Tutorial

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In todays video we look at the new and exciting Thin Film feature which has been introduced in Redshift version 3.5. I show you how to create Metal, Plastic and Soap-Bubble materials using this new feature!
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[@uinspiree]

Thanks for your work! Looking forward to the next tutorials

[@fgarciaish]

fantastic tut again. getting back into RS after a long hiatus. loving the new standard surface stuff and this has been a great channel to learn from. great pace and packed full of info in such a succinct form.

[@jakejakejakejakejakejake]

That was great! Thanks Homeboy! 👌 X

[@altberg__]

good stuff. need to have a look at the new standart soon. haven´t had the time to have a closer look. so thanks for the overview. :)

[@shegiranuvo]

thank you for the tutorial!

[@Mucharyan]

love it as always

[@douglasalberts9155]

Thanks for all the goodies!

[@spencerbigum1309]

really cool shader work. Wondering what your GPU is for your computer, renders were nice and fast!

[@VikasYadav-ng5qy]

Great stuff as always! Keep it coming Ross ;)

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you Vikas! Lots more on the way ;)

[@donross7820]

A huge plus for me was trying Maxon Noise into Change Range into Thin Film Thickness to break up the colors a bit.

[@SergioSalloum]

man you're amazing !! really happy I'm in this community ✌

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you so much, I’m happy you’re in it too! Appreciate the support ❤️

[@denilssonzunigamac5255]

SUPERB!! thanks papi ross

[@iamrossmason]

you're most welcome denilsson!

[@Dddong_ryan]

thanks for your tutorial，have question about volume builder and volume mesher, What is it used for here?

[@tannernotch9499]

great stuff, thanks m8

[@iamrossmason]

you're welcome! thank you for watching :)

[@rickdogg5996]

Would love to see how you would tackle a glass of beer!

[@juliansteyn2]

Im just watching all these redshift tuts and I dont even have it :( Great vid btw💯 And ur channel is great too

[@iamrossmason]

If you ever get Redshift at least you should be able to pick it up easily! Thank you for your support :)

[@Tranmautritam-Designer]

Cool

[@ledimovic]

Nice work my friend! What specs have your computer have? your rendering is very fast tho. i have a 3070ti, 32gb ram and amd ryzen 7 3800x and its kinda slow :(

[@samfinn9861]

try the studio drivers

[@houri4980]

can you upload your layout? thanks

[@FLOWTUTS]

nice 👍

[@iamrossmason]

thank you!

[@HiLoMusic]

Oh fuck yeahhh lets go

[@cgnico3978]

Let's gooooo

[@brandmotivo]

Hey Ross, something I forget to normally ask and you running a pc or mac?

[@iamrossmason]

Hey Ramon, I'm using a PC :)

[@moonth]

Hi! Why there is no Thin film tab in my Base Properties? Thank you for the tutorial.

[@iamrossmason]

Have you updated to the latest version of Redshift? Then make sure you create a Redshift ‘Standard Material’ :)

[@moonth]

@@iamrossmason Thank you, update helps!

[@Brandonbraun]

I have version 3.5.03 in S24 but I dont have the thin film menu. I wonder if I have to be using R25?

[@atakankupcu3617]

Are you sure that you are using "standart material" ? Not old "material"

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

Well, works for organic shapes but not for flat planes. Thin Film effect doesn't react based on incidence surface angle, it propagates over the reflection. Cinema 4D has the proper shader for that which works fine but no perfect.

[@Cesoide_]