Everything is blown out with the wrong light direction. However, Once built, the Open GL view isn’t remotely accurate to what you get when you render. Well, this can be built easily using the C4D 9.5’s ability to turn any poly object into an area light. Then an even smaller semi-dome as a keylight.
To me the sweetest looking lighting is a Sky dome area light for the blue sky ambiance, And a large partial dome as an area light for the rim light so it’s really soft and wraps around objects. The Sky object is nice for BG look and for reflections or some GI, but for non-GI I find the default lighting on objects to be once again harsh. Well setting up a few infinite lights is easy, but the results are very harsh.
Just like on film shoots, it’s pretty standard to put the sun to the back of the subject (as a rim light) while using either large 12 x Muslin screen for bounce or blowing HMI’s through diffusion as a key light. What for: I find myself constantly needing the simulation of sky and sun lighting but with a key light as well. CS_Vibrate : A much easier version of C4D’s vibrate tag CS_Flicker : For simulating candle light, plasma balls, other random light effectsĩ. CS_Eas圜am(my fave) : Camera movement system for basic film moves with path bend and vibration optionsĨ. CS_3DStroke : Simulation of Trapcode’s 3D Stroke but in true 3Dħ. CS_Fog : Instant Fog/Haze with easy controlĦ. CS_ShakeNull : Parent objects to this for earthquake effectsĥ. CS_SineNull : Parent objects to this null. CS_KinoSquare : Light Rig for motion graphicsģ. CS_Daylight : Light rig for instant daylight lighting.Ģ. Need at least C4D 9.6 / no modules neededġ. They were made to speed up my workflow and I use them all the time so I thought I would share.ĭrop them into your MAXON/Cinema 4D/Library/Objects floder so you can have them inside the app in the “Object Library”. These are a set of plug-ins using Xpresso and UI objects. Here is the link and the description/directions:
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