Model a Toy Car in Cinema 4D

Model a Toy Car in Cinema 4D, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.65, with 11 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 1195 subscribers.

You will learn about Configuring viewports and 3D Modeling from reference images Modeling with parametric primitives in conjunction with the make editable mode BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D: Paint Set-up Wizard, projection methods, UV painting, layers Painting textures in Photoshop Lighting in Cinema 4D Post-Production in Photoshop This course is ideal for individuals who are 3D Digital Artists interested in learning about modeling basics and BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D or Cinema 4D Users It is particularly useful for 3D Digital Artists interested in learning about modeling basics and BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D or Cinema 4D Users.

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Summary

Title: Model a Toy Car in Cinema 4D

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 11

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 11

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Configuring viewports and 3D Modeling from reference images
Modeling with parametric primitives in conjunction with the make editable mode
BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D: Paint Set-up Wizard, projection methods, UV painting, layers
Painting textures in Photoshop
Lighting in Cinema 4D
Post-Production in Photoshop

Who Should Attend

3D Digital Artists interested in learning about modeling basics and BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D
Cinema 4D Users

Target Audiences

3D Digital Artists interested in learning about modeling basics and BP UV Edit in Cinema 4D
Cinema 4D Users

Welcome to this course on modeling a toy car in Cinema 4D. In this series of lessons you will take your skills from beginner to intermediate in no time.

The topics that will be covered include the following:

Configuring viewports importing reference drawings, and scaling the drawings to the correct size.

3D Modeling

3D Modeling the car body, wind-up mechanism, wheels and bottom trim with parametric primitives, utilizing the make editable mode, modeling with points, and using the MoGraph Cloner for tire treads.
The use of the symmetry object and subdivision surface for an efficient workflow and smoother surfaces.

BP UV Edit, Texturing, and Lighting

Body Paint UV Edit, the paint set-up wizard, preparing the UV layout, projection methods, adding a sketch layout for reference.
Using the UV layout as reference to paint textures in Photoshop with the brush and pen tools.
Importing custom textures into Cinema 4D materials and refining their parameters; color, reflectance, etc. Refining the custom textures to they line up with the car geometry properly.
Creating a seamless environment in Cinema 4D using the floor and background tools.
Creating a 3-point light set-up and defining camera views.

Render Settings and Post-Production

Render settings: setting up ambient occlusion and global illumination effects, multi-pass layers and object buffers.
Post-production adjustments in Photoshop to enhance the final image.

Ready to learn how to model a toy car in Cinema 4D? Enroll today.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: 3D Modeling in Cinema 4D

Lecture 1: Import Reference Image and Scale

Lecture 2: 3D Modeling

Lecture 3: Modeling the Wind-Up Mechanism

Lecture 4: Model the Wheels

Lecture 5: Model the Bottom Trim

Chapter 2: BP UV Edit

Lecture 1: BP UV Edit, Texturing, Lighting, and Environment

Lecture 2: Painting the Car Texture in Photoshop

Lecture 3: Texturing and environment in Cinema 4D

Lecture 4: Lighting and Rendering

Chapter 3: Post-Production in Adobe Photoshop

Lecture 1: Post-Production

Chapter 4: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Pete Maric
Designer | Cinema 4D Expert | Founder, Triplet 3D

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