Cinema 4D, Recent Posts, TutorialsDecember 4, 2017December 4, 2017

Cinema 4D – Creating a Realisitc Ice Material in Arnold 5 Tutorial

[Instructor] Daniel Danielsson

In this tutorial, Daniel Danielsson demonstrates his technique to quickly create a pretty realistic looking ice using Arnold 5 and Cinema 4D.

Topics covered include:

Setting up the new Standard Surface Shader in Arnold
Link to frost image: goo.gl/jhnAj3
How to use the Triplanar Mapping Node in Arnold
Setting up the IOR in the Specular
Having fun with Specular Roughness
Setting up the new Transmission parameter
Pressing the new invert button in the Color Correct node
Adding extra specular with the new Coat parameter
Not worrying about energy conservation
Un-checking Opaque in the Arnold Tag
Creating an Ice Dragon in just under 10 seconds

Tutorial:

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Motion Squared Cinema 4D Texture Packs: motionsquared.net

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Arnold 5, Arnold for Cinema 4D, Arnold Tutorial, C4D, Cinema 4D, Cinema 4D Tutorial, Frost, ICE, Ice Material, Maxon Cinema 4D, Realisitc Ice Material, Specular Roughness, Standard Surface Shader, Triplanar Mapping Node

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