@@JonathanWinbush Running into this as well, r21 version only uses vertex color tags, and the vertex color tag doesn't work with the redshift vertex map node, it just reads as all white. Not sure theres a way in redshift to drive opacity by the vertex color tag at all.
Hi! I am using the R21 and i am a beginner/intermediate user. I am stuck at 7.12 min with the vertex map. If you could help. it would be great! Your tutorials are awesome..a great help!
Thanks for the support on my channel. I meant to look into this before but totally forgot but with R21 there where sine changes I need to look into still. I'll be able to look at it after CES this week.
Thank you for the tutorial , i'm currently creating a realistic scene and i need to make an ocean with very realistic results, any ideas on the direction, i should take to do it?
It would all come down to your materials and lighting. You can cheat it using my other tutorial maybe the results are good for you. I also have my project file available for you to download and see th-cam.com/video/c9gSb_1Fo7c/w-d-xo.html
I don't have X-particles but instead of the particles sinking just to get deleted with your kill tag, can't you have the particles of foam stick to the surface until you kill them by age? Seems that would be more realistic.
Another option would be to stick the particles to the surface and let them go smaller and transparent after a few frames. So you don't have to calculate gravity - it is faster.
@@kimoh7067 in this video I was using R20 but honestly haven't been using Hot4D for awhile now so I'm not sure. Xparticles has their version of Hot4D built-in now which works better with the foam system.
@@JonathanWinbush ya I hope one day we can do fire and water simulations inside of C4D without any plugin... but now I think there is a FumeFX plugin for C4D... with FumeFX we can create really realistic fire simulations hope phoenixFD will make a plugin for c4d
Here's a link to my project file: gum.co/FypNV
Can't get enough of these tutorials. I can see why everyone is so hyped about Winbrush. Best of the best!
Glad your enjoying the channel!
You are a master designer winbush ! I hope to attain your level someday.
Thank you Jean-Alex I really appreciate it 🤙🏾
best redshift c4d tutorial channel :D
Thank you 👊🏾
Your tutorials are always a life saver! :D Thanks man!!
Thanks for the support Chris glad I could help out!
Waddup Winbush! You da man!
Thank you bro! 👊🏿👊🏿
Sweet tut.
Thank you man 💪🏾
Yeah, it's a very good tutorial, thank you very much Bro.
Thank you as always 👊🏾
Thank you buddy, you are the man!
Much appreciated
This doesn't seem to work anymore? Setting the vertex maps doesn't work with hot4D? Tried it about 10 times now. Using R21
I know they updated the r21 version i haven't checked it out yet though. I believe on the download page he explained the updated version somewhere.
@@JonathanWinbush Yeah he made a comment but it wasn't quite clear really. I've asked if he can explain it in more detail.
@@StylishGaz ill dig into it and see what changed i know he added a looping function too
@@JonathanWinbush Running into this as well, r21 version only uses vertex color tags, and the vertex color tag doesn't work with the redshift vertex map node, it just reads as all white. Not sure theres a way in redshift to drive opacity by the vertex color tag at all.
Vertex map in R21 don`t work :( I also tried everything
Thanks for sharing!
Not a problem at all my man
Good ,thank's for sharing
Thank you 🙏🏾
You have really great tutorials. Subbed!
Noticed you seem to get fast viewport playback here.
What kind of specs was this run on at the time?
Thanks man appreciate it.
On this tutorial i was using a AMD treadripper 1950x with 4 1080tis
Hi! I am using the R21 and i am a beginner/intermediate user. I am stuck at 7.12 min with the vertex map. If you could help. it would be great! Your tutorials are awesome..a great help!
Thanks for the support on my channel. I meant to look into this before but totally forgot but with R21 there where sine changes I need to look into still. I'll be able to look at it after CES this week.
WINBUSH Thanks!!
Thank you for the tutorial , i'm currently creating a realistic scene and i need to make an ocean with very realistic results, any ideas on the direction, i should take to do it?
It would all come down to your materials and lighting. You can cheat it using my other tutorial maybe the results are good for you. I also have my project file available for you to download and see th-cam.com/video/c9gSb_1Fo7c/w-d-xo.html
I don't have X-particles but instead of the particles sinking just to get deleted with your kill tag, can't you have the particles of foam stick to the surface until you kill them by age? Seems that would be more realistic.
You could do that as well yes
Another option would be to stick the particles to the surface and let them go smaller and transparent after a few frames. So you don't have to calculate gravity - it is faster.
Thanks for the tip
The Foam is super pixalated. On your Map and on my as well. How can we sharpen up the Vertex or rather soften it?
Motion blur would help maybe
@@JonathanWinbush I'd wich it would be possible to just soften the vertex color tag this is based on in R21
@@kimoh7067 in this video I was using R20 but honestly haven't been using Hot4D for awhile now so I'm not sure. Xparticles has their version of Hot4D built-in now which works better with the foam system.
Fine!
But how to create INFINITE ocean like this c4depot.com/c4d-plugins/infinite-ocean/
Or how to modify it for Redshift?
I'm not sure I havent used that asset before
hot4D is not good for a large scale ocean scene... cox of the repeated patterns
This tutorial is old. Xparticles just released something better.
@@JonathanWinbush ya I hope one day we can do fire and water simulations inside of C4D without any plugin... but now I think there is a FumeFX plugin for C4D... with FumeFX we can create really realistic fire simulations hope phoenixFD will make a plugin for c4d
@@redfalconvfx7050 Have you looked at Embergen? It's pretty amazing and runs all in real-time.
@@JonathanWinbush ya I have seen it but never use it yet...
@@JonathanWinbush What did they release that is better for this?