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Modelling and Rendering a Dumbbells Scene in C4D – Day 1

Modelling and Rendering a Dumbbells Scene in C4D – Day 1

on Sep 8th 2010 with 16 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Software: Maxon Cinema 4D
  • Difficulty: Intermediate
  • Estimated Completion Time: 3+ Hours

Final Product What You'll Be Creating

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Modelling and Rendering a Dumbbells Scene

In this fantastic new 2-part tutorial series, Moises Perez walks us through how to model, texture and render a dumbbells scene in Cinema 4D. Today’s part covers the dumbbell modelling and the overall scene layout, and is an awesome way to brush up on your C4D modelling skills! Get started after the jump…

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  • BRUCE

    The output looks good man, I’ll check it out, thank you : )

  • MIke

    Its very useful tutorial for modeling. Can learn many tips from it. Good and keep going :) I

  • Steve

    Cool Tutorial! Very handy.

    Any chance of tuts+ improving the quality of the Videos on this site?

  • MoyLobito
    Author

    Thanks for the comments…
    Already working on another tutorial.

    =)

  • Mohamed

    its very very nice tutorials man thank you

  • serety

    nice!

  • Kolenik

    Thank you for share very useful tips!

  • Alan

    Thanks for a cool tutorial :) If I could make one suggestion? When you have to bevel, extrude or otherwise edit both sides of an object in the same way why don’t you select the polys on both sides first and then carry out your operation on the two sides all in one go? It will save you a lot of time. I don’t mean to be taking away from what is a great tutorial now – just offering up a handy tip ;) Thanks man.

  • MoyLobito
    Author

    Hi.

    Thanks for your comments and suggestions.
    Alan: you’re right, it’ll save you a lot of time if you do both sides at the same time. Thanks.

    See you all later =P

  • LaineGray

    Hi, It was great so far but I am confused. It says you would go through modeling, texture and the render. The last video cuts off before you texture or begin any work with vray. I want to improve on texture and my lighting.

    Is there going to be anymore uploaded later that will finish this tut?

  • http://viniciusalmeida.com.br Vinícius Almeida

    Very Nice! :D

  • dirusbellator

    Good tutorial, but hard to follow. Moises has great content, but the accent and teaching techniques could use a little help especially if you’re a beginner such as myself.

    Not bashing at all, it was definitely worth doing. I can’t wait to start Day 2.

  • http://www.alkabeergrafix.com Asim

    Nice work…..!

  • carlos

    what level of expertise would this be?

  • L.A.

    I need help! When I use the optimize tool and take 0.1 and ive selected all the points, nothing happends…

  • Alex

    Sorry guys, I have the same question as LaineGray has. What about the final render and vray? I was expecting this part soooo much…
    Thank you very much for tutorials, u r doing a very good job!