Controller Modeling and Rendering Tutorial

Overview

In this tutorial series, I will show you how to model a complex controller in Cinema 4D and render it in Redshift.

In this tutorial series, you will learn how to start to model very complex hard surface shapes with the progressive workflow I showed in this tutorial.

You will learn various subdivision surface modeling techniques to get very fast and easy results. I sincerely believe that this tutorial will improve your hard surface modeling skills.

In the render section, I follow a very simple and easy workflow to get photo realistic results in Redshift.

This tutorial is mainly focused on subdivision surface modeling techniques in Cinema 4D; these techniques could be applied to any other 3D modeling software that has subdivision surface workflow.

There are 13 parts:

Part 01 Projection Mesh Modeling

Part 02 Low Poly Mesh Modeling

Part 03 Finishing Low Poly Mesh

Part 04 Part 04 Subdividing

Part 05 Buttons

Part 06 Adding Details 01

Part 06 Adding Details 02

Part 07 Triggers And Analogs

Part 08 Buttons And Details

Part 09 PS Logo

Part 10 Troubleshooting

Part 11 UV Unwrapping

Part 12 Rendering Setup

Part 13 Rendering

What's included?

• 12 hours of content, 13 parts.
• Vanilla Cinema 4D 2023 and 2024, no modeling plugins used.
• Modeling, UV unwrapping, Rendering.
• Redshift render engine was used.
• PureRef file and a blueprint of the controller.
• *Because of copyright issues, final render scene is not included, only the controller without the materials is included for topology purposes.
• Videos are avaliable on Gumroad, you can stream or download, there is also a Youtube playlist link of the tutorial.
• Textures used in the tutorial.