Sweets by Kosmokrat

Cinema 4D • (none) • posted on Jan 10, 2003

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Actually, there were more, but strangely, they "vapourized" while rendering...

Comments (6)

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Aeneas

5:07PM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Good use of the metaball tut. You're using 8? Then the disarrearing may be due to the post effects in the render settings. Turn 'em off and try again...

celestine_babayaro

7:06PM | Fri, 10 January 2003

I'm giving this an Excellent, and not only because I'm starving right now. No, it's because it looks like you're using the Translucent shader, one of the first to show work with it.

Not metaballs...models... Looks like a tile in the bump of Mr. Bear in the right front.

Same vaporizing thing happened to me when I rendered the C4D-Treffe AdventKalendar cookies scene file over Christmas. Strange how that happens when you're hungry at work...

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Nod

7:51PM | Fri, 10 January 2003

Lovely stuff. Could be a photo. Another one for the 3D World gallery.

Kosmokrat

6:28AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Sorry, CB, no Translucent in this, as this picture was done November, before the release of that shader. the effect was done with a material that only uses Luminance, Transparency and Reflection and a combination of SLA shaders as described in the C4D Forum here (there is a link to it, search for "Venus Blue". And yes, there is part of the Metaball-Tutorial in it - I was experimenting with Metaballs as the Manuals arrived and adapted the tutorial into the the shape, and somehow I ended up with the bears. Then I added a hdri-fake and so the picture came to be...

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virtuallyhistorical

6:55AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

I love the image! My only comments would be that they look at little more like glass/perspex in texture rather than solide jelly/sugar? Maybe a little 'turbulance' in the material mix (bump) would help? Still, nice work!

linkinpark

7:01AM | Sat, 11 January 2003

Beautiful work,I like it very much..I would choose red one please :)