In this tutorial, we’re going to create a dynamic floor from a 2 piece tile using Cinema 4D. First we’ll build the tile itself and do some handy cloning. We’ll also take a look at texturing and lighting our scene. Next up we’ll jump into After Effects for a quick composite.
http://vimeo.com/74433152
Tags: 2 piece tile, c4d Dynamic Floor, cinema 4d Dynamic Floor, cinema 4d lighting, create a dynamic floor, Dynamic Floor cinema 4d, handy cloning
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Add Yours →How was the project saved as layers and exported to after effect?
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