A series of lessons from the studio AsileFX devoted to the study module orthopantomography popular program Cinema 4D. In the lessons revealed the essence of this module and the possibility of using it to create realistic plants, landscapes and environments.

Instructor Nicholas Pellegrino will learn to create a generator of leaves, flowers, trees and use them to animate the process of flowering in trees, to create different landscapes through deformers displeysa and random scatter as bake textures in heavy scenes using displeysa and 15 seconds, rendering heavy scenes. This is just a small part of the useful information that is contained in the hand. Sample files with textures are present so that you will be very easy to follow the idea of an instructor for 4 and a half hours. After these lessons, some of you radically change your mind about the program Cinema 4D since you will not have to resort to outsiders as a generator plant that is to say Onyx and others like them to your landscape looked realistic. From my own experience that this often bought myself the second volume is not, in order to avoid unnecessary questions.
Description of those deployed in the classroom unfortunately in English:
Independent clone animation
Variable leaf and flower coloration
Keyframe cloner animation
Leaf fluttering and wind
Modeling flowers with MoGraph
XRef Clones
Using the displace deformer to create terrains
Texture baking
Creating a unique assortment of rock objects
Controlling object distributions with MoGraph effectors
Growing leaves on a tree
Create reusable clone presets
UV Mapping
Deforming cloner parent objects
Realistic variations with effectors
Material tag management
Backlight techniques
Clone matching on displaced surfaces
openGL efficiency and display management
MoGraph workflow techniques
MoGraph cache tags
Distribution techniques