C4d Tut

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  1. +Corrupt+

    +Corrupt+ Well-Known Member

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    Yo heres a c4d TuT for yas a liekd the outcome so u might too......


    1.Make a new object> [​IMG]

    2.Press C to make it changable and click on the points icon on the left hand side > [​IMG]

    3.Right click and click on magnet > [​IMG]

    4.Fiddle about untill it looks a lil' like this > [​IMG]

    5.Now goto structure>edit surface>matrix extrude and put in these settings > [​IMG]

    6.It should now have Turned out a lil' like this > [​IMG]

    7.Now to add hyperNURBS just add 1 by going to objects>NURBS>hyperNURBS and drag your platonic object in the right box till it branches off the hyperNURB like so> [​IMG]

    8.Now to save it RIGHT goto render>render settings and click on save on the left hand side and use these settings *MAKE SURE THE ALPHA CHANNELS BOX IS CHECKED* use these settings > [​IMG]

    9.Now goto render>render to picture viewer and wait till it renders it,then goto file>save as, make sure its targa and alpha > [​IMG]

    10.Goto your photoshop and open it.It should now just be the render but on a transparent BG >[​IMG]
    So you'll be happy to know you just ahve to move it onto yer siggy :)
     
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    nice tut.... but can you explain tut 7 and y i matrix the pic its seems like oversize?? i dont really understand...

    and i try skip step 7 it came out with a black BG when i open with PS....
     
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    what u mean m8 ? what dont u understand ?
     
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    Nice tut man. too bad I don't have cinema 4d.
     
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    [​IMG]

    this is my outcome... how come its not transparent???? i did as the tut says... but.........

    Can anyone help???
     
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    I think its cos of Photoshop CS, just go into the Alpha Channel palette and ctrl+click the alpha channel, then go bk to your layers tab and copy. Now the render should b copyed

    I think thts it havnt done C4D in abit, cos im shit at it lol
     
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    you mean in C4D or photoshop?

    Can you actually show me SS do i can understand better??

    I m kinda blur
     
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    wow my first cinema4d sig B)

    [​IMG]
     
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    lol nice man.... like the tut and the sig
     
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    well done on ur outcome every1 i is feelin them and soz i dont have cs so scotty ull need to help him out wit tht
     
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    ok open your img in photoshop and folow the ss's

    [​IMG]

    [​IMG]

    then go edit>cut>file>new>paste :P
     
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