Thin Film / Soap Material - Cinema 4D / Redshift Tutorial

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In today's video, we talk about how to create this Thin Film / Soap Material in Cinema 4D using Redshift. We cover how fresnel works among other nodes within texturing.
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[@hikimjess]

Amazing tutorial! Thank you Ross :)

[@maximantonov6660]

thanks man! You're really helped me

[@andygagarin3725]

nice tut, thank you!

[@brianpowers8275]

Amazing Tutorial! It's really hard to find good tutorials on redshift. Do you by chance have a patreon or other platforms that you release tutorials on?

[@EnterMyDreams]

this is a great tutorial! thank you as always ross

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you! Really appreciate all your support :)

[@effortmax]

A very useful one. Thank you so much, Ross!

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Thank YOU for the support!

[@sergio_motion]

Thanks a lot!

[@baileycs1514]

Great tut Ross but I wonder, if for instance you want an emissive material that you wanted to darken around the edges, like a red plastic sphere would have when it has a light inside it. not sure I've explained this well but would you use a fresnel for this or another technique? Thanks again.

[@obyniespam6631]

Great tips!

[@iamrossmason]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it useful :)

[@Anchorfeet]

Dope soap

[@iamrossmason]

Haha thank you!

[@jeremywang6005]

my screen is too small to see clearly your redshift options.