I've found this beautiful effect with caustics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FJ9icKorc8&ab_channel=AlexanderSokerov

Tried different ways in octane c4d but it's difficult to create something like the example.
How can I create such effect with my octane plugin 2021.1-(R3) for c4d? What are the ...

I would create a few polygon objects (with single or double polygons only), distort them a bit, and clone them. Then randomize color with a greyscale gradient. Then you can either create a larger model in the shape htat you want and clone them into that object with the Object Mode in cloner. Or use ...

hazenkind wrote:Particle maybe?

Thanks but where to start? I have no idea

I was looking for a tutorial, but I'm stuck in this at the moment.
In the attach a photo of ashes from a cigarette.

How to start with this in C4d & Octane?

Thanks a lot

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Trying to open up old files from my old pc system (Nvidia980 Ti Hybrid card, 32 GB ram, with C4D ...

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Hi Hi,
sincerely, it is a very long time that I don’t use Marvelous, but, if I remember well, the mesh is exported with proper uvs, so you should not have any issue in preparing your materials directly in c4doctane.

ciao Beppe

Hi Beppe,
I forgot to mention I made the t-shirt in Marvelous, then I ...

Hi,

I created a t-shirt, from Marvelous Designer and imported in Cinema 4d.
But I have no idea to create the material:cotton with a silkscreen.
Intention is to create something like this: https://www.innoventerprise.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Safety-Vest-with-Silkscreen-Printing-back-closeup ...

Thanks frankmci and bepeg4d for the input! Very helpful

I was first messing around with HDRI's.
Thanks Rizon, the lights worked.