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Noemi Balogh
Final.. well almost final.. Dwight I know some dirt and Post effects would help but I have 4 fewer arms than others and only 24 hours per day to work. Forgot to rotate driveway pillars!
Quote: If I may ask, what are the best sites with task-specific tutorials you have found for learning Cinema 4D?
Wanna know something? There are not many, I wish there were more. For example the following tut's are very informative and inspiring. I try to at point out links to products that can be applied to a task, with an example of work. Screen movies like the ones below are the best way to convey a particular process.
My thanks to Jan Walter Schlief in Germany for this one. He sounds like a little guy,
Just kidding, I hear that he has a hard time holding the miniscule mouse because his hand covers the entire pad. 
Enjoy!
http://www.xfrogdownloads.com/Walli/xfrog4-tutorials/ditools/xf4-ditools.html
This movie shows some aspects of the combination of Xfrog4 and Dittols to distribute objects onto a surface
http://www.xfrogdownloads.com/Walli/xfrog4-tutorials/ditools/xf4-hairdepartment.html
This animation shows the free Hairdepartment plugin and some possibilities to combine it together with Xfrog4 and Ditools.
Here is a link to the man, Carles Piles:
http://www.3dluvr.com/carles/images.htm
And if your imagination can substitute a building for this book you are in better shape than me.
http://www.the123d.com/tutorial/c4d3/book03.shtml
Wanna know something? There are not many, I wish there were more. For example the following tut's are very informative and inspiring. I try to at point out links to products that can be applied to a task, with an example of work. Screen movies like the ones below are the best way to convey a particular process.
My thanks to Jan Walter Schlief in Germany for this one. He sounds like a little guy,
Just kidding, I hear that he has a hard time holding the miniscule mouse because his hand covers the entire pad. Enjoy!
This movie shows some aspects of the combination of Xfrog4 and Dittols to distribute objects onto a surface
This animation shows the free Hairdepartment plugin and some possibilities to combine it together with Xfrog4 and Ditools.
Here is a link to the man, Carles Piles:
http://www.3dluvr.com/carles/images.htm
And if your imagination can substitute a building for this book you are in better shape than me.
http://www.the123d.com/tutorial/c4d3/book03.shtml
Thanks Mark.. These people make man feel so inferior! I am working on SPD grass but haven't hit the treasure yet.. You'll here me hooler when that happens 
It is on the corner of Any Street and Someother Avenue, I bet.Actually, it is on the corner of Front and Center. We are thinking of naming it Front & Center Center!
Rashid wrote:
You know the whole thing flew over my head..
That render is Lightworks in AC! Duh!.. Now I am impressed..!
Understatement to be sure.
Now if Dwight had used better tiling textures it would have been just a touch better. Incredible intutition for AC/LW required to produce consistent results. Hats off to Dwight, looking forward to reading the book. (Which could and should be bundled with future AC purchases.)
