2D to 3D
with Cinema4D

We’ll find out the possibilities and options for using splines in modeling.
We’ll cover generators for creating spline-based models.
In practice, we’ll recreate some objects from the promo video.

In this lesson, we will consider the types of polygonal models. We’ll take a look at the tools used for working with polygons and geometry optimization.
In practice, we will cement the acquired knowledge.

We’ll analyze the general principles of modeling for subdivisions and technical details. We’ll cement this knowledge in practice and create a 3D model of a joystick.

Since this topic is about rendering, we’ll take a look at Redshift.
We’ll talk about working with light and lighting effects and consider the optimal lighting schemes.

In this lesson, we’ll learn how to create, apply, and customize materials.
We’ll take a look at the principles of creating UVs and baking textures.

We’ll take a look at the approach to rendering and setting up the Redshift renderer. We’ll create the final image.

In this lesson, we’ll introduce you to animation, its types, and the general workflow. We’ll cover the basic principles of object animation, animation of simple deformers, and creating loops. We’ll also talk about the general principles of working with bones and setting weights.
We’ll animate the final shot from the promo video.

In this lesson, we’ll figure out how to build a project in After Effects. We’ll talk about how to correctly import sequences, null objects, and cameras from Cinema 4D. We’ll compose 2d elements with a 3d composition sequence.