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LPVictoria — Cinema 4D Test Render
Published: 2013-06-02 19:59:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 9608; Favourites: 159; Downloads: 451
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My old dream about learning 3D have returned!
After a lot of tries to do something in Blender and Maya I left all hopes... While my eye not caught a Cinema 4D. I've got an inspiration! 
I'm very pleased about overall result, but it's still needs a revision. I like the way her hair has rendered and her legs and face came out very realistic. But there are a lot of things that I don't like! Such as her handgun... I think I made it very smooth and shiny...not what I've expected! Her right leg is flying in the air...
And I still don't know how to combine all that bump maps in one object, for, you know, more realistic textures...In short, guys, I need help! If you know how to do that or you have any good tutorials, I will appreciate if you share it with me!
Posed in: XNALara Posing Studio
Rendered in: Cinema 4D
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Wow! did you do this from scratch or did you use a model?
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I use cinema4d, but. I dont understand what you mean "all bump in one map"
its easier to have 1 bump map per item.
i would have (for that image), 1 for each of these; Limbs, Torso, Head, Hair, Shoes, Shorts, Top, Gun, Belt, gloves, backpack..etc.
that way you have more control over how strong each bump map should be per item.
for clothes i tend to have bump up high. so it gives the look of cotton for example.
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You know, I use models extracted from the games. They have one general bump map that shows some seams and folds or other details of clothes, and they have one or two bump maps of the whole cloth texture. Besides, it has mask that shows where exactly that texture must be. And I had asked how to use all that masks and bumps in one material.
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you use stuff like XNALara. I used to use it almost a couple years ago.
i've never seen an all in one bump map before though.
here is an example bump from a character called Saida by P3D: i39.tinypic.com/2nvdoo2.jpg
its just as face. so your models dont have individual bumps? that would be too confusing for me to work with.
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Let me show you: oi42.tinypic.com/98vkom.jpg That is what I mean
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ohh i get it now.
you have 1 MAIN bump per item (like i meant) but then you also have textures bumps as well.
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BEAUTIFUL! But horizontal are better so I can use them as wallpapers
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Молодец, очень круто сделала!
У меня вообще ни в одной программе подобного рода не получается ничего сварганить... А всё дело в нестандартном месте произрастания рук
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Отлично получилось))) а что с блендером не могла?)
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Та блин... В нем столько багов... Долго нужно было настраивать текстуры... Может быть как нибудь потом попробую еще
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Very good! I'm a Cinema 4D user too and I have a few tutorials you may want to check. I'd be pleased to help you
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Oh, thank you! You have a great tutorials, but not that I need.
P.S. Great gallery!
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Thanks!
And about the bump-maps. I recently found the solution, you have to use the projector shader and (based on the red/green maps) use two textures (one for each bump-map). All of this using Layers. Is easier than it sounds 
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OMG... I hope it really easier than it sounds 
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Don't worry! You have to use photoshop too, but it seems like you have it dominated, awesome gallery!
The tutorial will be ready this week for sure
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