The volume builder and the mo-extrude is a pretty good idea! But I think I would use softbody dynamics instead ~ I'll give it a shot and see if I get anything interesting out of it
Bro! You are the best out there. The way you teach and explain everything is so smooth. You go straight to the important stuff and you also have all the problems that could come up in mind. Hope to see a lot more from you!!
Sick video man! You teach 3D in a way that’s easy to understand. Could you do a tutorial on your rendering/post process? Everything I make seems pixelated or fuzzy when It comes time to render out.I can’t seem to get a render out that looks clear and crisp even if I’m on max render settings in redshift so I know I’m doing something wrong. Keep up the great work, trust me, we all appreciate the time and effort you take to create these videos!
Brilliant tutorials Lukas, always very educational. In the tutorial i seem to have a problem with my instances, the second lot for the goo doesn't seem to do anything and when i switched them around it just crashes c4d for me. Any ideas how to get around this problem pls?
Greetings, can I ask you in one of the episodes to tell you how you can do in C4D FX using standard tools? For example, a Godzilla beam or something similar? It's just that even about creating lightning in blue on TH-cam, only very old videos Thanks for this tutorial!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. One thing, I followed your steps but somehow the goo when played blinks. A sort of glitch. Any idea why is not consistently present?
How do you hide the Voronoi cracks at the start of the animation? Once I apply it to the object it shows up split in the renderer *octane* and shows up fully flush in the c4d view port. Ty!
Also one last question, my volume mesher keeps jittering through the animation. Ive tried Smoothing it *placed under mesher* , lowering voxel size, taking out the random effector. I am using a low poly "rock shape" So my polygons aren't all a equal shape... but they are all quads. Ived tried using a low poly and higher poly mesh also. The animation is so close just the mesh from the mesher is freaking out. Any idea how to cure this? I am using a rock model, but it isn't dense at all. ty very much!
I've got thesame problem, tried to reduce everything and slow it down but it still keeps jittering even with thesame settings as from tutorial. If you figured it out, let me pls know!
I had the same issue and could totally solve it by increasing the Segments of the Sphere by 200+ The animation will be a lot slower, but the jittering is gone :)
One of the coolest tutorials I've ever followed!
THANK YOU MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY AND ANOTHER FAMILY!!!
The volume builder and the mo-extrude is a pretty good idea! But I think I would use softbody dynamics instead ~ I'll give it a shot and see if I get anything interesting out of it
Ohh Yeah that's a good idea. Let us know how it works
did it worked
yo how did it turn out?!
one of the best effector tutorials. thankyou pal
Just found your channel, love your stuff man!
Thanks a lot, dude! i appreciate it :)
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Bro! You are the best out there.
The way you teach and explain everything is so smooth. You go straight to the important stuff and you also have all the problems that could come up in mind.
Hope to see a lot more from you!!
thanks for sharing your knowledge, many artists keep their knowledge.
this is so inspiring! please continue making such creative tutorials.
Thanks dude, I really appreciate all of you guys watching🙏
ive been looking for your page from the first one ive finally found it
Legend ! i like the way you explain things bro it was very easy to follow and understand
Appreciate the video, keep putting in the work and the followers will come!!!
Sick video man! You teach 3D in a way that’s easy to understand. Could you do a tutorial on your rendering/post process? Everything I make seems pixelated or fuzzy when It comes time to render out.I can’t seem to get a render out that looks clear and crisp even if I’m on max render settings in redshift so I know I’m doing something wrong. Keep up the great work, trust me, we all appreciate the time and effort you take to create these videos!
Thanks man 🙏 yeah good Idea, I'm definitely going to make render and post process
Brilliant tutorials Lukas, always very educational. In the tutorial i seem to have a problem with my instances, the second lot for the goo doesn't seem to do anything and when i switched them around it just crashes c4d for me. Any ideas how to get around this problem pls?
Hey man amazing tutorial, but do you also have one where you explain how to make the rocks?
The rock is a 3D asset I bought. But it's a good idea for at tutorial
Thanks for your reaction🙌🏼 Would also be a really cool tutorial!!
Thank you man for great tutorial
Love your videos
Nice, but the end result differs a lot from your preview shown at the start :( The rock isn't even included....
Greetings, can I ask you in one of the episodes to tell you how you can do in C4D FX using standard tools? For example, a Godzilla beam or something similar? It's just that even about creating lightning in blue on TH-cam, only very old videos
Thanks for this tutorial!
Sure, I'm actually going to do a livestream where I help people with C4D effects
@@lukasthorup followving, I will wait)
very cool effct
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. One thing, I followed your steps but somehow the goo when played blinks. A sort of glitch. Any idea why is not consistently present?
Yes that a defect of the method, I haven't found a solution for it yet, other then cutting out the frames in post and frame blending.
@@lukasthorupyeah that's what I did too. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Exactly my friend
wow
very cool buddy
How do you hide the Voronoi cracks at the start of the animation? Once I apply it to the object it shows up split in the renderer *octane* and shows up fully flush in the c4d view port. Ty!
I would just have the object without the voronoi by it self, and then when the action happens then hide the object and undhide the voronoi setup
@@lukasthorup That was my go to! I just was having a hard time timing it! Glad to know I was on the right track.
Also one last question, my volume mesher keeps jittering through the animation. Ive tried Smoothing it *placed under mesher* , lowering voxel size, taking out the random effector. I am using a low poly "rock shape" So my polygons aren't all a equal shape... but they are all quads. Ived tried using a low poly and higher poly mesh also. The animation is so close just the mesh from the mesher is freaking out. Any idea how to cure this? I am using a rock model, but it isn't dense at all. ty very much!
I've got thesame problem, tried to reduce everything and slow it down but it still keeps jittering even with thesame settings as from tutorial. If you figured it out, let me pls know!
I had the same issue and could totally solve it by increasing the Segments of the Sphere by 200+
The animation will be a lot slower, but the jittering is gone :)
Mucisimas gracias... funcciona ;-)
Thank you it works with me
I did it according to the lesson, but my water shakes when animating. How to fix it?
Yeah i know the tutorial isn't perfect. but i think that you can cache it with a alembic or some other mesh animation export
luka have you done any more live streams from that first
No not yet but, I'm planning on a new livestream with a co-host
@@lukasthorup oh ok cant wait, i finally finished a showreel now by the way
Nice with the showreel, I'm looking forward to seeing you in the livestream 🙏
Amazing , Thank you :)
why the heck my geometry disappear when i play back my animation after putting key for the strenght at the beginning ?? im on R25
I know now ! it was because i put the instance without alt + click on instance.
now the boole is not working properly T.T
really unsefull turorial..i did know this can be done using only c4d..great man...
nice man
Redshift is not a plugin?
Well yes it is, you got me, hehe. But the basic effect without the material can be made only using cinema 4D
@@lukasthorup great tutorials, btw.