Randy Johnson
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Here how I start my water scenes.
https://www.randyarchy.com/water.c4d.zip
You can see a still of a similar set up here:
https://www.rootvisuals.com/There is a also a series of sea shaders in the download section of the c4dcafe.com
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Tipping a cup is really not difficult. This tutorial is pretty much all you need.
https://www.meltinglight.com/Tutorials_html/TippingBucket.html/Randy
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How much detail do you need If you need the stuff to fall out of the bottle your in for a tough one, how ever if you just need them to flow from the bottle you can set this up easly with thinking particles.
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Eventually you are going to have to try it out for yourself.
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One chapter and its about 40 minutes. Is it enough to learn it… I didnt have a problem. Its pretty good.
No download only streaming. Its not bad though I have a medium connection at home and I dont have any problems streaming. The whole tutorial is like 4 hours./randy
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In the alpha channel choose LAYER instead of gradiant.Then select the layer then you get the options you are looking for.
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I meant this one. Just download the videos to your hard drive.
https://www.c4dportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2501/Randy
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The cineversity ones I linked are free. I have not seen the cmi one… I have four or five of their other tutorials and they are extremely well done.
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For a leg, joints with IK is definitly the right way to go. As for your deformation its probably directly related to your mesh, joint position and weighting. Dan has some tutorials on C4Dportal that you should watch. They use his plug ins but there is no reason you can’t apply the knowledge to the mocca tools.
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“Unrelated, but if you’re using speculars you should also activate the specular color channel and put the effect>normal direction shader in there. That will prevent specular highlights from showing up on the inside surfaces of your glass.”
That is nice tip. I have struggled with that in the past.
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