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Create Turntable Animations With Cinema 4D

Jonathan LamLessons: 13Length: 1.2 hours
Graphic Design 3D Design
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3.1 Basic Modelling

In this lesson, you will continue to learn how to make basic shapes editable. We will go through the options that become available to you and how this can affect your modelling. We will then use a basic object to create the body of our backpack.

We will refer to “Up and Running With Cinema 4D” on how to get started with this technique.

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1.Introduction
1 lesson, 00:41

1.1
Welcome
00:41

2.Cinema 4D Overview
2 lessons, 13:57

2.1
Interface Introduction
05:08

2.2
Camera and Timeline
08:49

3.Modelling Fundamentals, Continued
5 lessons, 33:52

3.1
Basic Modelling
09:43

3.2
Bend Deformer
08:02

3.3
Spline Tool
05:50

3.4
How to Use the Boolean Tool
02:29

3.5
Modelling With Shapes
07:48

4.Lighting and Rendering
4 lessons, 22:55

4.1
Basic Lighting
03:51

4.2
Camera Movement
05:27

4.3
Turntable Animation
08:58

4.4
Render the Animation
04:39

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:55

5.1
Thanks for Watching!
00:55

Jonathan Lam
Jonathan Lam
Hi everyone! My name is Jonathan Lam, and I'm a digital artist on a mission to empower, educate and inspire creative students just like you to gain the creative skills you desire! Currently I work for Ubisoft as a concept and game artist. My skills range from graphic design to illustration, animation, 3D modelling/sculpting, concept art, and video editing. Some of the projects I've worked on include Hungry Shark World, Hungry Shark Evolution, Starbeard, and the Kickstarter-funded game called Eminence: Xander's Tales. I've also worked as a graphic designer and illustrator with many high-profile clients, including Riot Games, Sony Entertainment, Hasbro, and Google.
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