Hmm i think in Cinema 4D you can't move bones right? Well arm and finger styles will improve the creativity of your render work. And yeah its better to render stuff in 3ds Max, better shadow maps, lightings, and shits. Just saying :3

Okay I could manage to watch this and first of all you could have mentioned how to ceompile a model , else this technique is reaaally limited and kinda useless since youre dependant from other sources and models, this is never good.

Then you could have written a text with screenshots since you only write and dont talk, a video is somehow useless here.

Then your techniques are very basic, mention advanced render seetinfs, then stuff like depth of field and material specs and how the ediotor works and what possibilities open up.

You forgot normal maps as far as i can tell (use them as bump map etc) so you skipped a lot of stuff, this isnt really helpful, this is more a anti aliansing tutorial, not really adding anything to the tutorials excisting.

well i wrote one, and when im back at home (im on holidays) ill check this one and see if it was helpful and rate it.

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Actually, Death Anxiety has done tutorial about rendering in Cinema 4D before. I don't think we need more of that.

ok...peace man.

ROFLMFAO XD

not bad. But you can make it more detailed. Explain what ambient acclusion does. To make their job easier, you can tell them shortcuts. 1 make the whole scene move. 2 makes you zoom in and out. 3 lets you rotate around your object. Double clicking in the materials area will create a new material for you. There are also some material presets in Cinema 4D.

Actually, Death Anxiety has done tutorial about rendering in Cinema 4D before. I don't think we need more of that.