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cinema 4d & after effects Realistic Mechanical Pocket Watch

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Release date:2023, September

Duration:01 h 11 m

Author:Phoenix cgistudio

Skill level:Intermediate

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

In this comprehensive course, you’ll master the art of modeling, animating, and rendering a Realistic Mechanical Pocket Watch. The journey starts with learning crucial modeling and lighting techniques, culminating in the creation of a high-quality, short, animated video with superb realism.

Chapter Breakdown:

Chapter 1: Modeling Focus

  • Starting with the outer body of the watch.
  • Detailing the inside parts, including blocking and creating gears.
  • Crafting the intricate internal mechanisms, gradually building up the watch’s components.
  • Completing this chapter by fashioning the watch hands.

Chapter 2: Materialization

  • Introducing different materials and focusing on creating a realistic gold material for the watch.

Chapter 3: Animation

  • Delving into animation using C4D Xpresso to orchestrate the movement of the watch hands.

Final Chapter: Rendering and Compositing

  • Bringing it all together in the final stages, utilizing Octane Render for high-quality video output.
  • Employing After Effects for the comprehensive composition of the rendered video.

This course is a thorough journey, demanding a robust computer setup and a solid understanding of both C4D and After Effects. From meticulously crafting the outer structure to animating its intricate parts and finally rendering a visually stunning, lifelike video, you’ll undergo a comprehensive learning experience. Get ready for an in-depth exploration of modeling, animation, and rendering, transforming a mechanical pocket watch into a work of digital art.

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5 Comments

    • sure, it is not that coplicated:
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    • hahahahah hi you people this my course i uploaded on Udemy what this form where you get the course ??????????????!!!!!!!!

  1. I get this error code what am I doing wrong? My input file is an .mp4 so I replaced the -i file.avi with file.mp4

    No option name near ‘ceil(iw/2)*2:ceil(ih/2)*2”’
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