Character creation with Cinema 4D - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2025
- In the first part of this Cinema 4D tutorial you will learn how to model a 3d character in Cinema 4D from scratch!
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Well explained, clear voice and helpful. Thanks a lot am moving on to part 2 now.
I'm doing it ! I hope I will be able to follow all what you say, sometimes you are very fast and I'm not a big user of c4d ; ) Thank you very much for your help ! I'll learn a lot following your tuto. I will try to change some things a little bit because I would like to do a little pretty black girl to illustrate a book. I don't know how I will do the hairs or the dress...
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you Big Green Mug! I've been looking for a simple yet advance level of rigging. :) This is an auto subscribe from me.^_^ will be following more of your amazing tutorials bro keep it up!
You're welcome! Hopefully I can find some time in the new year to crank out some new tuts. All the best.
many thanks, i hope you will have more video about C4D tutorial :D
Thank you so much for this very complete and awesome tutorial !
fantastic
great course man, thanks for sharing!
by the way, could you please teach how to make the character eye blink?
looking forward for more please
hope you have greats day man, stay awesome.
My first comment! I'm going to print this and hang it on my wall! There's several ways we could achieve that with this character, I did not model this guy with an eyelid, but for a stylized blink a simple way would be to add a "Squash and Stretch" deformer as a child of the eye and animate the 'Factor' while setting the expand to zero. We could also duplicate the eyelid expand it slightly and delete polygons as eyelid slits, I'd create three of these, one fully open, one mid, and one fully closed. Place a skin shader on all of these objects, put them all under a cloner, leave it as linear, remove any offsetting it adds by default and set the count to 1. When you want to blink you could animate the offset number from 0-2 to show the eye closing. This might be a good idea for a quick tutorial! Thanks again, all the best.
well then, i must be the one who honored to put the first comment on your tutorial
you are talented artist. i'm sure there will be lots of people want to learn from your tutorial and helped by your screancast tutorial.
thanks for sharing and contribute knowladge to the community, stay awesome man.
Awesome! I pushed myself finally to do a lowpoly character. It took to me about 5 hours but I'm happy with result. You helped me a lot! Cheers!
That's awesome man! Glad I could help.
Does anyone know how to connect? Because i have gray button and i can't press on (Connect+Delete). 7:36
Oh, sorry.. i figured it out. I had to choose a sphere and FFD with clamped CTRL, then i had click to (Connect object + Delete).
At minute 8.43, you're about to connect the head with the neck.
And right in this part, it's very important to say to whoever is doing this part, that you MUST hold SHIFT down while you have the (STITCH AND SEW tool) selected, otherwise, the circle won't close correctly with the neck. I'm sure you could give up like i almost did for some time.
Selecting the option (Hold shift selected) on right screen didn't work for me. Hours later i figured out what i was doing wrong.
great tutorial, thanks!
I know this video is an old video but I just want to say thank you, it really helped.
Great tutorial! You sound like Seth Rogen btw xD
Helene Oestraat Never heard that one before! Must be the Canadian in us.
Amm, 7:32. - Connect and delete. Did some research, found nothing. Any reason for ir just disappear when connect + delete?
That's the point of using connect + delete. To make it one object.
I had the same problem. don't know how to fix it. when i click to connect and delete it deletes my head.
I don't understand how to connect the body into the symmetry ( 27:07). Can you explain it to me please? Thanks
Select the Symmetry object and hit 'C'.
literally came to the comments to see if anyone asked this haha
thanks for your great job
Hello ! Great tutorial !
Does anyone know what happened exactly at 27:05 when you have to connect the body mesh to the symetry? I can't find out what to do and I am kind of stuck at the moment :/
Thanks in advance for the help !
Select the symmetry object and press "C".
@@JonHutton Ah great ! thanks !
How did you get the menu bar with the Live Selection Tool to the View Center buttons to show up on the side of your screen? It's a very helpful layout. Thanks for the great tutorial!
Press "V" in the viewport.
I don't understand how to add the 3rd tag and what it is(9:23). Can you explain it please? Thanks for your nice tutoring!
There isn't a tag there? Is it at a different time?
@@JonHutton The tag was added to body object at 9:21~9:23
@@JonHutton I've just found out the way. Thanks!
@@시네마통 how? :D
Very useful. Thx mate
No prob! All the best!
great tutorial
you're not faster with extruding, for example, in part 15:01 and 19:48?? Or you just want to demonstrate the connecting tool? Kind regards
Yeah just showing different ways to get there.
you retopologize it or not?
Oh thx man
mark 10'30''
God job!! :P thank you!
thanks mate
is the stich and saw tool a addon for cinema 4d r16?
Nice tutorial.....lots of new thing to learn indeed. But one problem I'm facing that whenever I'm trying to "connect object + delete" command on the "parent sphere & child modifier", it's deleting the whole object. I've tried in several way to resolve this but can't make it happen. By the way I'm using C4d R.16 version. It will be very helpful to me if you can guide me........
Thanks in advance.....
Thank you so much
how make layout like that ???
Thank you very much for the tutorial! The sound is a bit too quiet (i had to set the volume to the maximum), but tempo, explanation and the workflow itself were just great to follow, even for somebody brand new to c4d, like myself. Also liked your sense of humour)
Hi, every time I apply the 'set point value' to 0 the shape of my objects goes out of control, it just looks completely wrong. This happens at every stage I'm supposed to set the value and makes following this tutorial very difficult. Could someone please suggest why this is? Thank you.
You must do this: sfklas laksdn l fflynv\d ůaosflxc. faskl l flklkas\ckls s nl knlnv,.xyn ů\s fůklnmcm n sdsjkf nskljfg.. Easy isnt it? :)
Just taking a guess here, perhaps your object isn't centered with the world, so you're telling to center on 0 in the world but thats not the center of your object.
Hello.... sir...how next video
How do get the nose to not get fucked up from the subdivision surface? It looks like two noses on mine