Cinema 4D, TutorialsJune 26, 2011February 24, 2013

Cinema 4D – Condensation on a Bottle Tutorial

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[Instructor] Al Heck
[Level] Intermediate

This tutorial is all about testing condensation on a bottle using MoGraph instead of sub-polygonal displacement in Cinema 4D. The MoGraph module in this situation will be used to take random water droplets and paint them onto the surface of our bottle geometry.

Motion Squared Octane Texture Packs: motionsquared.net

Skillshare Courses:

• Creating Realistic Lighting using your own HDRI's in Cinema 4D
• Speed up your After Effects Workflow with Motion 2 by Mt. Mograph
• Rigging a Character for Animation in After Effects
• The Paper Cutout Look in After Effects
• The Ultimate Guide to Kinetic Type in After Effects

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