First C4d Render

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  1. ManualAce

    ManualAce Well-Known Member

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    free to use. i need to k noe how to add materials and other kinda stuff so check my profile and IM me and gimme some help. and how to add colors and texture...
     
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    GJ mate, another good one :)
     
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    thanks man. i wanna learn how to add texture, material, and colors tho.
     
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    oh hella nice for a first son btw its Me Chief ;)
     
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    oops, wrong section of the forums. my bad, someone can move it soon. anyways..

    more comments please!
     
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    Pretty decent actually...
     
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    thanks, more comments please.
     
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    I'll just tell you how to add materials in here. So everyone who doesn't know can know how to. First, you need to dload some from sites, www.greycobra.com, pixel2life.com, etc. Then, once you have your render ready to be given materials, find the the file tab in the lower part of the screen. Then once that's brough down, select load materials, then select the materials you want to load. I recomend saving any materials from the internet onto your desktop, it's easier for me. Then to add colors, once again depends on the material's color. You can also edit it's color in PS7. Maybe I should write a tut on all this...
     
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    thanks alot man, it improved my c4d's by alot.

    more comments XP
     
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    Not bad. Nothing I'd use, but good.
     
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    nice one, did render this ?
     
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    Actually, to make your own mats w/out a picture, go to file > new material in the bottom left. You can add color, glow, reflection, transparency and some other stuff.
     
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    i didnt cut it out. i made it with Cinemia 4D. and thanks eric, ur idea helped me out too.
     
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    thats a tite render man good work. Lol ive noticed that im not the only Shady around lol
     
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    thats confusing.
     
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