How to Easily Make Rolling Hills in Cinema 4D

Hey guys,
I've been thinking it would be cool to make a realistic landscape in Cinema 4D, and making the landscape itself is the first step, so, when I figured it out, I thought that other people might want to know how to do it, so I made this tutorial. A lot of it is just playing with settings, but most of what I say to turn on or change from a drop down is pretty important, so that you don't just get weird faces hitting each other.

The only thing I changed from when the video ended to the render was that I added a sun light, to get some nice yellowish highlights on the grass.
Anyways, I hope you enjoyed the video and learned something.

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[megamonkees]

@linkinpark1234rocks I know, that's something I need to work on. It's tough to sound excited when just talking by myself to my computer, but I think I'm getting a bit better. Thanks for the feedback.

[linkinpark1234rocks]

not offensif but be more exitig not monotoon voice