If you have ever had weird results with a model or tracked scene getting cut off or acting strangely it might be your clipping settings. In this quick tip I’ll show you how to solve this issue. It shows up every once in awhile, so it’s good to know about for future reference!Read More

Did you forget to add an object buffer to your Cinema4D render and need that matte for some compositing work? Here’s a way to make a matte/buffer in just a few clicks with the C4D Compositing Tag. It’s non-destructive to your scene too, which is pretty rad. Hope it is helpful.Read More

  This is a follow up tutorial to my last one here: thepixellab.net/c4d-tutorial-gain-control-over-your-ambient-occlusion This tip shows you another way to gain control over your Ambient Occlusion by inverting the process. This tutorial is inspired by Evan Alexander and his comment. Check out Evan’s stuff here: evanalexander.comRead More

  In this quick Cinema4D tip I’ll show you how to get more control over your Ambient Occlusion so you can save render times and dial in your shadows easily. Check out the model used in this tutorial here: thepixellab.net/earth-and-globe-pack-50-c4d-modelsRead More

  In this quick Cinema4D tutorial I’ll show you a couple of different ways to use the C4D Naming Tool to clean up and organize your project super fast. You can get the model used hereRead More

Light your way to success with the Cinema4D Lighting Tool. This tool is firmly placed at the front of my workflow now. Learn to light quickly and efficiently in this quick tutorial. Enjoy!  Read More

  In this C4D tutorial I’ll show you how to use Spline Project to have your splines stick properly to an object that is not flat. It’s important if you want text or a spline based object to look like it belongs.    Read More

  Sell 2D items in 3D space with this hack job. Quick tip on the After Effects Auto-Orient option as well as the how to achieve that effect in Cinema4D with the Look At Camera Tag.Read More

  This Cinema4D tutorial will go over the new updates to the spline tools in R17. It’s a really nice usability upgrade to the spline toolset, so check it out and familiarize yourself with the new stuff!Read More

  I found a fun little technique to use the R16 or R17 Motion Tracker in a unique way to create some great handheld camera moves. In this tutorial I’ll show you how it’s done. Make sure to check out our Earth and Globes Pack with 55+ models. It’s probably my favorite product we have...Read More