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CG.TUTSPLUS - Cinema 4D TutorialsDate: 16 February 2012 | Posted by: auto-im |
![]() CG.TUTSPLUS - Cinema 4D Tutorials English | h264 yuv420p 1440x900 30.00 fps | aac 44100 Hz stereo | 4.14 GB Cgtuts is a source of learning on all aspects of computer graphics. We pump out regular tutorials on Maya, 3Ds Max, Cinema 4D, ZBrush, Blender, Mudbox and more. We Cater to beginner, Intermediate and Advanced CG Artists. Our tutorials are the Best on the Web, hands-down - That's why over 4 million People Visit our network of tutorial sites Each Month. Whether your Dream (or Reality) is Building CG models , textures and animations for games, movies, commercials, architecture or elsewhere, you'll learn techniques that you can apply to your projects today Content A Look at Nurbs in Cinema4D A Quick-Start Guide to Cinema 4D Aetuts Hollywood Movie Title Series - Prince of Persia An Introduction to Xpresso in Cinema 4D Create a 'Cybernetic Plant' in Cinema4D Create a High Rez Clank Model in Cinema 4D - Day 1 Create a Lava-Ball Scene in Cinema4D Create a Stylish Liquid Type Logo using Cinema 4D, RealFlow, and After Effects Create an Abstract Armored Sphere Scene in Cinema 4D Creating the 'Art Machine' Ident in C4D - Part 1 Creating the 'Art Machine' Ident in C4D - Part 2 How to Grow a Tree using DPit FX for Cinema4D Model a Venus-styled Robot in Cinema 4D Model, Texture and Render a Freshly Picked Cherry in Cinema4D Modeling and Rendering a Baseball Wall Title Spot Modelling and Rendering a Dumbbells Scene in C4D - Day 1 Overview of The Foundry's New "CameraTracker" Plug-in - Part 2 Quick Tip - Increase Efficiency Using Traffic Lights Quick Tip Modelling and Rendering a Pillow in C4D Quick Tip Using VRay in Cinema 4D Recreate Your Own "Tron" Title Opener Rigging a Detailed Tank Track using C4D, XPresso, and Mograph Seamlessly Blend 3d Typography into a Photo using Cinema 4D and Photoshop The Making of Lost - Part 1 Using Depth of Field with VRay in Cinema 4D Using Sound Effector to Create Animations in Cinema 4D Using Xplode to Shatter Objects in Cinema4D ![]() See full article |