Noise Junkies´Cinema 4D Series: Fluid Sculpture

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• noise junikies. tutorial
• cinema 4d
• fluid

[DanishGamer]

What do you press to see the result?

[Rafidaq2]

Hey. If you are on a Mac: Apple + R

If You are on a windows: Ctrl + R

"R" stands for Render

[OneDirectorsCut]

great tut but I think that in Cinema 4D a fluid module would be good e.g. in the next release because creating fluid in Cinema don´t look real and there are not so much dynamic options then for example in Realflow;) I like the texture which u used!

[Rafidaq2]

man..totally agree, its the only thing missing compared to Maya and Max.

[iiDivine]

Thanks man! check my video for the result :)

[ssaammuutt]

You are a very good teacher. Excellent sound and clear, sharp movie image. Can I ask you what software U using to create the movie and sound?

[bcallfree]

ooh oh oh k k ill tell u what version do u have? k if u see this video u see in the bar of file,edit,object look for character down there you see 3 buttons so

First button is = render preview

second button is = full render (and the way to save picture) if you click and keep pressing the click youll see more options like video render

third button is = render options(sixe of image quality all that kind of stuff)

[DanishGamer]

No i dident... Im new to this program.. The programs i use. is AE and Sony vegas..

[bcallfree]

u kidding with everyone?

[DanishGamer]

Ok.. Thx

[Rafidaq2]

jaja...feel free to use anything you want.

[Rafidaq2]

jaja...no c, la verdad es que no tengo suficiente vocabulario tecnico para esas cosas. Mi idioma en verdad es el Portugues...pero hablo un poco de español, ingles y frances.

[OneDirectorsCut]

compared to the most 3D applications;) also the free programm Blender has a very nice fluid module!