Gasoline Pump - WIP by amapitodd
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Well, I've officially made the switch from Maya to Cinema 4D. While waiting for a film I'm working on to go into post production I decided to demo other programs in search of the best tools to pull off the effects needed for the film. It didn't take long before I realized that Cinema 4D is probably the easiest 3D app to learn that I've ever seen. Not only did I find my solution for the film in Cinema 4D, I found a 3D app that I could not be happier with.
This is my first model I've modeled and textured in Cinema 4D. Thanks to C4D's ease of use this was possible after only three weeks of training.
Comments (24)
soapy
Nice model, welcome to the fold.
amapitodd
Thanks, soapy. Happy to be a part of the C4D community. :)
brainmuffin
Very nice crud! how much of the texture is photoshop, and how much is procedural?
amapitodd
The pump body is all Photoshop. The pump handle (close-up) is mostly procedural. God I love C4D!
Atwistedperson
Really rusty pump you've created, have a hunh you'll end up in the photorealistic dpt if you keep that up. :)
shakes
hey very nice work! and welcome over! nice to see someone switching from Maya
madluko
nice work .i love 4d too i find it fun to use
chrysler
nice work and some nice textures, welkom to cinema.
LesterJames
Welcome. Nice textures and modeling, wish I caught on this fast.
cartesius
Welcome to C4D and that's a very nice introductory image :)
Curious
looks good, nice teturing 8D
i-popba
Wow..!!! Excellent render..!! cool modeling my friend...love it.!
vbarreto
Outstanding job.
oliveramberg
Really great textures. You almost can smell the gasoline! Cheers Oliver
quim2001
Excellent work
revenant71
Wow, I am more than green to C4D, so, apart from tech comments, I must say that I love the way it looks! Great work!
amapitodd
Thanks everyone for your kind words. If anyone is interested in Cinema 4D I would recommend checking out www.c4dcafe.com. It is an excellent site for great tutorials and a very active community of C4D users.
calum5
Very good to see something Todd!Looks like you have found a great tool and have learnt it very well!The model and textures look perfect!!Bye calum:-)
djfalcon44
I know this comment is late :) But I agree with you amapitodd, C4D is the bomb! I know Maya can do some fantastic things too and likewise 3DS Max, but for ease of use and downright fun, Cinema 4D is the app!! I can't be more plaeased with C4D, especially now that I have version 9. I use it as my one and only 3d app in my career as a digital artist for TV broadcast, and it's pulled through all the time for me. :D
orbital
Those textures are spot on!
Odessey
I also have a late comment to this finely aged textured gas pump, as browseing thru your gallery it is obvious that you like to tweak the mats, i have been seriously thinking in making a major switch to C4d my self, also do you use Amapi model design only judgeing by your call name ?
amapitodd
Sorry about my real late reply. But, yes, I started out on Amapi in the beginning. I moved over to Modo several years ago. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic has slowed down and I haven't put much work into 3D in a while. I'm mainly a filmmaker these days, and I rely heavily on third party 3D environments for my films. One day I hope to be more productive in 3D again. Thanks for your kind words.
RBlue
Maya is good. C4D is good. I prefer using mutiple apps. Each has their own specialty. Love the old gas pump mesh and texture detail.
gmvgmvgmv
Nice texture work. This thing reminds me of something from my childhood! Guess I'm dating myself a bit with that admission!
Gottsc
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