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VFX X-Particles 3 Cinema 4D Tutorial – Underwater Bubbles

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Release date:2018

Duration:04 h 00 m

Author:Justin Bates

Skill level:Intermediate

Language:English

Exercise files:Not Provided

Big thanks to our user Andi who shared this course with our community

VFX / X-Particles 3 / Cinema 4D Tutorial : Underwater Bubbles from Justin Bates, is a really beautiful visual effect that can be created using Maxon Cinema 4D & the brilliant X-Particles plugin by Insydium.

With over 4 hours of video content, Justin Bates explains some of the methods and techniques behind creating this fantastic bubble effect. This tutorial is aimed at beginners to mid-level users.

Chapter 01 – Setting Up The Stone Drop Sequence
Includes: Basic project setup, View port configuration, creating the rock geometry, displace deformer, faking water volume using dynamics simulation and particle effectors, caching dynamics and basic camera setup.

Chapter 02 – X-Particles & Gaseous Simulations
XP Domain, Gaseous Sim, Physical modifier, Emitter, Groups, Domain Resolutions, Particle Per Voxels explanation, spawning, using heat emissions, modifiers, motion inheritance, caching particles and more.

Chapter 03 – Skinning The Simulation
xpSkinner object, mesh types, settings for smoothing, applying groups, generators, displace deformers and atmospheric bubbles.

Chapter 04 – Shaders, Lighting, Environments & Rendering
Looking at different refraction indexes, creating chromatic effects, specular, internal reflections, black & white environments, rendering in Standard C4D renderer to get the final sequences.

Chapter 05 – Custom Bubble Shapes & Motion
Creating geometry shapes including text, controlling emitters through textures, animating objects, adapting existing setups, discussions on xpDomain size and efficiency in my scenes, xpDomain Tags and finally looking at a basic composite of a 3D bubble render in After Effects to achieve a similar look to the trailer.

Table of Contents

Chapters / Duration
Chapter 01 – Video 01 – 37:38
Chapter 02 – Video 01 – 19:48
Chapter 02 – Video 02 – 15:59
Chapter 02 – Video 03 – 15:15
Chapter 02 – Video 04 – 25:28
Chapter 03 – Video 01 – 18:44
Chapter 03 – Video 02 – 20:05
Chapter 04 – Video 01 – 27:01
Chapter 05 – Video 01 – 17:23
Chapter 05 – Video 02 – 14:02
Chapter 05 – Video 03 – 41:22

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