Info:
In just 10 minutes you will quickly learn how to set up the rendering of your 3D designs with Physical Render.
Knowing how to configure Physical Render settings will help you to have a quality final rendering result.
You will quickly learn the basics to perform an optimal rendering throughout the course. Regardless of the external rendering engine you have or if you don’t have one, you can easily use Physical Render and get a good result.
This class is great for creatives, designers, or anyone who wants to improve their 3D skills. I will concisely teach you information that I learned throughout my experience as a 3D Designer so you can apply it in your future designs.
To put into practice what you will learn in the course, you will need to have Cinema4d installed on your computer and have a design already made to add the configuration that you will learn to apply and proceed to render it.
What you’ll learn:
In this class, I will share with you how to use Physical Render Settings.
Standard or Physical Renderer?
Physical Render Concepts
Physical Render Settings
Global Illumination and Ambient Occlusion settings
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