Smoke Object with Cinema 4D & TurbulenceFD

We’ve featured work from Roger Kilimanjaro, aka Rémi Cabarrou, a Paris-based CG artist, in the past. His work is really stylistic and spectacular, to be sure.

Roger did a short series of tutorials a few months ago on turning 3D objects into smoke with Cinema 4D and TurbulenceFD. Watch the tutorials, below.

Turn any 3d object into smoke. Part I | Cinema 4D & TurbulenceFD Tutorial

Turn any 3d object into smoke. Part II | Cinema 4D & TurbulenceFD Tutorial

Jawset TurbulenceFD for Cinema 4D

Generate realistic fluids, vapor, dust, and other particle-based phenomena directly in Cinema 4D

TurbulenceFD has all the features that a visual effects artist needs to create organic-looking particles. For example, get unparalleled realism and control with voxel-based gaseous fluid dynamics. In addition, get a physically-based fire shader, Particle Advection, and Multiple Scattering. TurbulenceFD is easy-to-use. To explain, Jawset built it with an intuitive workflow. Furthermore, you’ll enjoy the speed, designed to exploit high-end GPUs and CPUs with even vast simulation data.

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Maxon Cinema 4D R23

3D for the Whole World

Maxon Cinema 4D R23 breathes life into characters and animations with outstanding new tools. In addition, they added fantastic workflow enhancements. Key improvements to the animation workflow make it easier to create and manipulate keyframes. Similarly, produce fantastic new character rigs and manage poses, retargeting, and skinning. Enjoy all the UV and Viewport updates from S22, as well as additional refinements to both. Step into the future with a preview of the new Scene Nodes. To explain, Scene Nodes bring power and performance to Cinema 4D’s future. Get more with R23, including Red Giant’s Magic Bullet Looks technology. In addition, there are Deformer enhancements. Markedly, Maxon has updated integrations for Python 3, OBJ, FBX, and USD.

Cinema 4D R23