Now you will learn to light your scenes in a compelling way. To do this, it's important not just to understand the rules of lighting, but to know when and how to break those rules. In this Lesson, you will learn about the underlying moods caused by different lighting setups, as well as how to achieve them. And of course, you will practice lighting models for yourself in C4D.
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Magnus Wolff 10 months ago
What’s the screengrab/draw overlat on screen-software? Very handy!
Volker Mühling 1 year ago
Hi, i'm missing the mentioned TXT file and i can't find some textures used in "Extended Study - Cthuluh Texturing". Especially the roughness map used at arround 10:05. The chineese charactres in the video make it even hader to follow allong sometimes.
Romar De Boer 2 years ago
He Zaoey, you can also lock your camera in the octane viewport by :octane viewport > options > check camera. I think it will save you a lot of extra time!!