PhotoMatch Tut 3 Light & White
Tips & Tricks, PhotoMatch V.2 – by: base80
October 26th, 2005
This is not a very scientific tutorial but could be helpful to determine the overall color of your light and the direction it is coming from.
![photo-match-white](http://base80.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/wash450-3.jpg)
Tips & Tricks, PhotoMatch V.2 – by: base80
October 26th, 2005
This is not a very scientific tutorial but could be helpful to determine the overall color of your light and the direction it is coming from.
Work in Progress, PhotoMatch V.2 – by: base80
November 1st, 2005
Here is a picture I made using the PhotoMatch plugin.
the bigger picture on next page…
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Continue reading →Xpresso, Tips & Tricks – by: base80
December 12th, 2006
Did you know you can drag almost everything into Xpresso?
Hair, MoGraph – by: base80
February 17th, 2007
Here is a method to make phone cords like this one.
Tips & Tricks, Hair, MoGraph – by: base80
February 17th, 2007
Not so much a tutorial but just a combination of two tutorials.
Tips & Tricks – by: base80
February 27th, 2007
I’ve been asked many times about my workflow to make this blog.
Well here it is, all the secrets of how base80 works.
It all started with a choice of colors…
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Continue reading →Tips & Tricks – by: base80
February 28th, 2007
Here is the trick to get rid of the horizon line in Cel Renderings
Xpresso, Tips & Tricks, Textures – by: base80
March 1st, 2007
This tutorial covers how to create User-Data menus and how to use a Link-List node.
The result is an xpresso on an instance where you can choose a desk type and a color.
Textures, Hair – by: base80
October 3rd, 2007
Well I am at it again. I am discovering the new features in Cinema4d R.10.5 and enjoying it.
One of the new features is Hair targeting, that is a nice feature.
This tutorial only covers how to use targeting, not what you could do with it.
Tips & Tricks – by: base80
October 3rd, 2007
This is just a small tip for me but a huge tip for c4d modelers.
The brand new Xrefs in Cinema4d are a fantastic feature (and long overdue).
But did you know you can reference an object online?
Well you can. You have to set up a “webdav” server somewhere. It acts as does a normal hard disk would on your desktop.