Okay this is the room from the anime called Gantz.

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Gantz Room 3D

Took 2 to 4 hours.

Here’s a rendered picture of an apartment scene preset in Cinema 4D.

Gamma of this bad boy is set to 1.0

Now, this is how the foolish cats are doing this.

Loot at that! Preposterous! Ridiculous! So let us review what they did.

They enabled Colour Correction and set the gamma at 2.2. Haha how foolish of them. So what these cats did not know is that Colour Correction is a post effect(!). Meaning that it takes place after the final render. Again meaning that it just brightens up the picture losing all the detail.

So here’s the clever cat’s way.

Whoa! Look at that! Nice! No detail loss, no over exposure, nothing bad at all!

So let us review what we did. We went to Render Settings and set the Global Illumination gamma to 2.2. And boom! Nice results.

So I hope you enjoyed as much as me(not really!) this guide.

See you at the next NHX tutorial.

I mean I had to have this model ready 4 months ago. I dug it up today and finished it.

And here it is a 3D TP-Link wireless network usb card. Yes.

TP_link Cinema 4D 3D model

I’ve got to make up a new language to bring all that beauty back

If you wonder the models can be found at Turbosquid.

ever felt like you were hit lightly by a car but couldn’t figure the way back home? And you tried to remember and the deeper you got the more alienated you became? until you knew you didn’t belong here and accepted your death?huh ever felt that? huh? huh? huh?!?!

Cinema4D Realistic Grass Tutorial

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Should be done by Monday.

Picture:

It looks a little unattractive right now but it should be good when I am done with the cap.

Pictures!

I still have to work on the materials a little bit.