Redshift Render Essential Training

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Ryan McCauley

6:00:24

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01.01-welcome to redshift for c4d.mp4

00:56

01.02-what you should know.mp4

02:12

02.01-what is redshift.mp4

03:05

02.02-redshift tool locations in cinema 4d r25.mp4

03:30

02.03-navigating to redshift tools in cinema 4d s26.mp4

04:46

02.04-color workflow in redshift.mp4

08:17

02.05-building a custom redshift layout.mp4

06:54

03.01-what you are making.mp4

00:43

03.02-shading the robot.mp4

08:39

03.03-let there be light.mp4

08:44

03.04-framing the bot.mp4

05:39

03.05-robotic rendering.mp4

07:04

04.01-the interface.mp4

11:36

04.02-creating and comparing snapshots.mp4

02:52

04.03-postfx.mp4

03:47

04.04-checking final renders.mp4

03:23

05.01-working with redshift materials.mp4

08:15

05.02-node editor.mp4

10:34

05.03-glass materials.mp4

10:01

05.04-subsurface scattering.mp4

09:19

05.05-using textures.mp4

09:33

05.06-bump and normal maps.mp4

09:03

05.07-detailing materials.mp4

09:36

05.08-mixing materials.mp4

09:37

06.01-redshift lights overview.mp4

13:31

06.02-physical sun and sky.mp4

07:30

06.03-hdri lighting.mp4

09:15

06.04-volumetric lighting and fog.mp4

07:53

06.05-gobos and shaders.mp4

04:44

07.01-redshift camera tag.mp4

07:08

07.02-depth of field and lens distortion.mp4

03:57

07.03-photographic exposure.mp4

03:25

08.01-object tag overview.mp4

05:52

08.02-render time subdivisions.mp4

04:40

08.03-displacement.mp4

08:04

08.04-particles.mp4

05:20

08.05-hair and splines.mp4

04:15

09.01-easy basic rendering.mp4

08:11

09.02-redshift sampling theory.mp4

10:29

09.03-sampling in practice.mp4

09:01

09.04-global illumination.mp4

06:37

09.05-denoisers.mp4

07:19

09.06-motion blur.mp4

07:20

09.07-aovs and the manager.mp4

06:45

09.08-export settings.mp4

04:22

10.01-workflow for adding decals.mp4

03:51

10.02-advanced shading materials.mp4

08:31

10.03-user data for mograph variation.mp4

09:35

10.04-sprite node.mp4

04:07

10.05-triplanar node.mp4

07:10

10.06-matrix scatter.mp4

05:17

10.07-proxies.mp4

06:52

11.01-working faster with the render view.mp4

04:26

11.02-converting c4d materials.mp4

03:35

11.03-asset management.mp4

02:22

12.01-next steps.mp4

00:55

Ex Files Redshift Render EssT.zip

Description

Learn how to use the rendering power of Redshift to improve your motion graphics workflow. In this course, mograph artist Ryan McCauley introduces C4D artists to this powerful rendering engine that plugs right into any production pipeline. Learn the basics of biased GPU rendering and the node-based workflow in Redshift. Discover how to use the tools and options in the real-time Renderview, control geometry, work with particle systems, and create your own materials and textures. Find out how to place and manipulate lights and cameras in a scene and output a final render. Plus, get useful troubleshooting and workflow tips to help your Redshift rendering—and integration with Cinema 4D—run smoother.

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Ryan McCauley

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I am a self taught, Motion Designer and editor specializing in 3D animation, rendering and compositing. My visual communication skills and design style have been shaped by my previous life as a working musician. With 15 years of experience in the commercial, corporate and Live event arenas, I have continued to hone my craft by learning new software and techniques constantly. I always appreciate a good story and love being able to use my skills in animation and editing to bring them to life. www.mccauleymotion.com www.instagram.com/mccauleymotion

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