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Phoenix FD 3.0 for 3ds Max – Beach wave water simulation

Phoenix FD 3.0 for 3ds Max – Beach wave water simulation

December 27, 2016

Check out this tutorial from Chaos Group that will teach you the basics of creating beach waves with Phoenix FD 3.0 for 3ds Max.

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Modeling, Texturing & Rendering a Gingerbread Man in Cinema 4D

Modeling, Texturing & Rendering a Gingerbread Man in Cinema 4D

December 27, 2016

Aleksey Voznesenski shows you how to model a gingerbread man in Cinema 4D in this 2 part tutorial from Tuts+.

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Fixing 3ds Max model of NYC – SiNi Software

Fixing 3ds Max model of NYC – SiNi Software

December 20, 2016

This tutorial goes through the basics of how to clean up a 3d model the size of New York city using 3ds Max and SiNi Software.

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Icy Text with Zaxwerks ProAnimator

Icy Text with Zaxwerks ProAnimator

December 16, 2016

Michele Yamazaki from Toolfarm walks you through a holiday-themed project featuring icy-looking 3D text in a snowy scene, using Zaxwerks ProAnimator for After Effects and Imagineer mocha pro. She goes over how to quickly track the Santa hat in the shot with mocha, create and animate the text in ProAnimator, and demonstrate the ambient occlusion capabilities in ProAnimator.

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GEOlayers 2 for After Effects – Learn the Basics

GEOlayers 2 for After Effects – Learn the Basics

December 6, 2016

The newly updated GEOlayers 2 lets you browse and animate maps directly in After Effects. Learn the basics of animating a map, adjusting image quality and more in this tutorial.

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C4D: Optimize Ambient Occlusion Renders in Cinema 4D

C4D: Optimize Ambient Occlusion Renders in Cinema 4D

December 6, 2016

Learn 5 ways to speed up your Ambient Occlusion rendering in Cinema 4D from EJ Hassenfratz at eyedesyn.

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Cinema 4D – Bouncy Logo Animation using the Jiggle Deformer Tutorial

Cinema 4D – Bouncy Logo Animation using the Jiggle Deformer Tutorial

November 29, 2016

EJ Hassenfratz shows you how to create a bouncy cursive logo animation in C4D using the jiggle deformer and how to integrate it into 2D workflows.

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After Effects: Create a Space Scene in Trapcode Particular

After Effects: Create a Space Scene in Trapcode Particular

November 29, 2016

Learn how to make a cool nebula-esque space scene in After Effects using Trapcode Particular.

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Tutorial: 2 Tutorials about Displacement Maps in Cinema 4D

Tutorial: 2 Tutorials about Displacement Maps in Cinema 4D

November 29, 2016

Here are two tutorials about generating and working with displacement maps in Maxon Cinema 4D.

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Tutorial: Cinema 4D: Making Googly Eyes using C4D Dynamics

Tutorial: Cinema 4D: Making Googly Eyes using C4D Dynamics

November 15, 2016

EJ Hassenfratz shows you how to model, texture & animate googly eyes quickly and easily using Dynamics in Cinema 4D!

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C4D Workflow

C4D Workflow Quick Tips from The Pixel Lab

November 15, 2016

The Pixel Lab has some more great tips for Maxon Cinema 4D! Joren shares a couple of his favorite workflow efficiency tips.

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Using a Substance in Unreal Engine 4

Using a Substance in Unreal Engine 4

November 8, 2016

Learn how to use a Substance in Unreal Engine 4 in this tutorial from Allegorithmic.

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C4D: Shallow Depth of Field, Create a Microscopic Look

C4D: Shallow Depth of Field, Create a Microscopic Look

October 25, 2016

Learn how to take an Atom Array, A Mograph Cloner and Depth of field to create a simple yet beautiful looking C4D Scene.

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American Horror Story Virgin Mary

American Horror Story Virgin Mary

October 25, 2016

Learn how to make a scene similar to the creepy Virgin Mary scene from American Horror Story in which the statue changes expressions.

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Tim Burton Style 3D Tutorials + Free Fonts

Tim Burton Style 3D Tutorials + Free Fonts

October 18, 2016

No one is a bigger fan of Tim Burton’s films than my daughter, and who can blame her! His work is dark, wacky, beautifully detailed, and always unique. There’s no better time to celebrate Tim Burton’s work than Halloween and here are a couple of tutorials to inspire you.

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