CGAxis Models Volume 71 3D Food V (c4d & c4dvray Only)

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CGAxis Models Volume 71 – 3D Food V is a collection containing 46 high polygon 3d models of various food 3d scanned from real products.
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I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
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CGAxis Models Volume 72 Trees IX (c4d & c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 5:00 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 72 – Trees IX is a collection containing 32 high polygon 3d models of deciduous trees in various sizes and shapes.
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CGAxis Models Volume 73 3D Food VI

October 4, 2017, 5:18 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 73 – 3D Food V is a collection containing 36 high polygon 3d models of various food 3d scanned from real products.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
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CGAxis Models Volume 74 Electronics V

October 4, 2017, 5:24 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 74 – Electronics V is a collection containing 26 high polygon 3d models of electronic devices.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
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CGAxis Models Volume 75 Furniture VI (c4d and c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 5:40 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 75 – Furniture VI is a collection containing 22 high polygon 3d models of living room furniture.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
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CGAxis Models Volume 76 Trees X (c4d & c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 5:46 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 76 – Trees X is a collection containing 32 high polygon 3d models of deciduous trees in various shapes and sizes.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
Thanks

CGAxis Models Volume 77 Electronics VI (c4d & c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 6:04 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 77 – Electronics V is a collection containing 21 high polygon 3d models of electronic devices.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
Thanks

CGAxis Models Volume 78 Furniture VII (c4d and c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 6:07 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 78 – Furniture VII is a collection containing 21 high polygon 3d models of living room furniture.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
Thanks

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CGAxis Models Volume 79 Doors II (c4d and c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 6:10 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 79 – Doors II is a large collection containing 101 high polygon 3d models of doors.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
Thanks

CGAxis Models Volume 80 Office Furniture II (c4d and c4dvray only)

October 4, 2017, 6:12 am

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CGAxis Models Volume 80 – Office Furniture II is a collection containing 21 high polygon 3d models of variuos office furniture.
Only c4d and c4dvray format.
I share it as is. I have no other format and I don't use cinema4d. I just share it for c4d users.
If someone could convert them to max vray it would be wonderful.
Thanks

Pluralsight – Stylized Animal Modeling for Games

October 4, 2017, 6:24 am

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Creating a believable, yet stylized animal is no easy task. In this course, Stylized Animal Modeling for Games, you'll be taken through all of the steps necessary to get you started on creating a stylized animal in Zbrush and a solid foundation for creating any animal in the future. You will start off by looking at the concept art and going over the importance of using anatomy reference to create believability even when creating a stylized sculpt. After that, you'll learn how to block out the base mesh, which is created by separating the main forms of the animal into different parts. Then, you will build upon the base and refine the secondary shapes of the animal. Next, you will create accessories and armor for your animal using 3DS Max and Zbrush. Finally, you will add the final polish and details to your sculpt. When you're finished with this sculpting course, you'll not only know the process for creating stylized animals in Zbrush but, also be able to apply the same techniques you've learned to any animal you create in the future. Software required: Zbrush 4R7, 3DS Max 2016.

https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/games-stylized-animal-modeling

3D Artist – Issue 112, 2017 PDF

October 4, 2017, 11:03 am

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3D Artist Magazine offers practical inspiration for the 3D community. The software it covers includes 3DS Max, Modo, Zbrush and cinema 4D. The Magazine offers in depth interviews with leading artists in the field as well as workshop ideas and tips. Readers will find useful step by step guides and inspiration on designing and modeling animation and games. There is usually a free CD given away with each issue which offers tuition on new software to keep each reader up to date with new developments in the industry. The CD is not included with this, this is only the PDF file.

English - PDF - Pages 100

Lynda - Learning Premiere Elements 2018

October 4, 2017, 12:23 pm

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Premiere Elements is an affordable and full-featured video-editing program. It's a complete moviemaker's toolkit—easy to use but powerful enough for professionals. Get up and running with the latest version, Premiere Elements 2018, in this course with Steve Grisetti. Learn everything you need to know to turn raw video clips into professional movies, complete with color correction, effects, pitch-perfect audio, titles, and animation. Discover how to choose the right tools for the job, work in Quick view and Expert view, record voiceover, build motion paths, and add transitions between clips. Steve also shows you how to use the Instant Movie and Video Story tools for quick, easy moviemaking, as well as the Video Collage tool for one-click split-screen effects. Last but not least, dive into the Export & Share workspace for authoring DVDs and exporting video to share on your TV, smartphone, or online channels such Facebook and YouTube.

Topics include:

Adding and importing media
Comparing Quick view and Expert view
Trimming, splitting, and rippling clips
Adding narration
Motion tracking
Time remapping
Creating movies with the Video Story tool
Correcting color
Adding video effects
Mixing audio
Adding transitions, including fades
Adding titles
Creating animations with keyframes
Creating DVDs
Exporting and sharing movies

http://lynda.com/tutorial/604256

Lynda - Learning Premiere Elements 2018

October 4, 2017, 12:25 pm

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Premiere Elements is an affordable and full-featured video-editing program. It's a complete moviemaker's toolkit—easy to use but powerful enough for professionals. Get up and running with the latest version, Premiere Elements 2018, in this course with Steve Grisetti. Learn everything you need to know to turn raw video clips into professional movies, complete with color correction, effects, pitch-perfect audio, titles, and animation. Discover how to choose the right tools for the job, work in Quick view and Expert view, record voiceover, build motion paths, and add transitions between clips. Steve also shows you how to use the Instant Movie and Video Story tools for quick, easy moviemaking, as well as the Video Collage tool for one-click split-screen effects. Last but not least, dive into the Export & Share workspace for authoring DVDs and exporting video to share on your TV, smartphone, or online channels such Facebook and YouTube.

Topics include:

Adding and importing media
Comparing Quick view and Expert view
Trimming, splitting, and rippling clips
Adding narration
Motion tracking
Time remapping
Creating movies with the Video Story tool
Correcting color
Adding video effects
Mixing audio
Adding transitions, including fades
Adding titles
Creating animations with keyframes
Creating DVDs
Exporting and sharing movies

http://lynda.com/tutorial/604256

Lynda - Learning Photoshop Elements 2018

October 4, 2017, 12:28 pm

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Learn the essentials of Adobe Photoshop Elements 2018, the powerful image editing software for casual to intermediate photographers who want to achieve professional results without the professional price tag. In this course, instructor Chad Chelius introduces the photo organizing, editing, and sharing features of Photoshop Elements 2018. He covers different ways of importing photos into the Elements Organizer, and shares tips for tagging and managing those images, making the images easy to find later. He dives into working with the Photoshop Elements Editor, sharing both basic and advanced image editing techniques. In addition, he familiarizes you with Guided Edits mode, the Expert Mode workspace, and working with Layers and selection tools.

http://lynda.com/tutorial/614312

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[Unity] Horror Development Kit V1.4

October 4, 2017, 6:00 pm

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Horror Development Kit V1.4
By John's Art

Requires Unity 5.6.0 or higher.

• Horror Development Kit is an all-in-one solution to create a perfect and realistic FPS horror game with Unity 5.

• It's a realistic game template that includes all the features needed to build up an horror game.

• Contains a big quantity of ready prefabs, high quality sounds, scripts, models and much more.

• Recommended and compatible assets:
Complete Horror Menù
Digital Input Keypad System
Lever Puzzle System
Achievement Creator
Padlock Puzzle System - PBR
Offroad Pickup + Animated Hands

• Includes a nice made and easy to understand PDF documentation that covers all you need to start and build you game.

• MAIN FEATURES:

An advanced and custom AAA player system with awesome features:
• Walking and running
• Ladders climbing
• Hiding from enemy
• Health
• Stamina
• Real time footsteps based on surfaces
• Raycast interaction system
• Dynamic crosshair
• Items inventory
• Peek corners
• Falling effect and damage
• Eye zoom focus
• Object examining
• Paper Reading System
• Pause Menu with advanced options included
• Functional HUD made with uGUI

A massive ready-to-use items and weapons system:
• Functional and animated flashlight
• Flashlight batteries
• Digital camera with zoom
• Night mode for digital camera
• Animated and functional machete melee
• Animated and functional Glock, Magnum and G36K weapons
• Weapons ammos and magazines

Ready to use and easy to customize horror game mechanisms and components:
• Advanced Enemy AI with ragdoll integration
• Functional draggable and normal doors and furniture (cabinets, drawers, doors...)
• Key system
• Healing / Damage Foods and items (First AID Kit and more)
• Switchable Lamps and Lights including flickering system
• Playable Audios (Radios, TVs etc.)
• Functional Security Cameras System (CCTV)
• Jumpscare Triggers (mode: Sound – 2D Sprite – 3D Animated or not models)
• Healing / Damage Triggers (mode: Constant Damage – Damage On Enter – Instant Kill)
• Camera Broke Trigger (broke the camera when you enter)

And much more:
• Main Menu
• Loading Screen between scenes
• Full C# Source Code
• PDF Documentation
• Integrations with other assets

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Originally uploaded by Dayan

https://forum.cgpersia.com/f102/release-unity-horror-development-kit-v1-4-re-uploaded-159411/

Color Grading Central - Setting up your own grading suite.

October 4, 2017, 6:59 pm

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https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/setting-up-your-own-suite/

Why monitor calibration and room setup matter

You've just finished grading your project. You’ve uploaded it to the web and can’t wait for viewers to see it. But now you ask yourself the question: “Will the project look the same on viewers’ screens as it did on mine?” While there’s no way to control how your viewers watch your project, you can control your own grading environment. But how do you do that? And how much is this going to cost? This three-part video series will answer both of those questions, so that you can be confident in the quality of your color grading on every project.



Video 1, we'll explore how to setup a proper grading environment, so that you can eliminate color contamination in your suite and create the best possible setup so that your eyes respond accurately to color and contrast. You might think that setting up a color-ready room would be really expensive, but you’ll be surprised to find out that this can be done the right way for very little money.

Video 2, we’ll take a look at the most important element of a grading suite: monitoring options. If you’ve ever heard on the internet that you can’t use a computer monitor for grading, this is absolutely not true! Especially if all of your projects are going to be viewed on the web. We’ll explore a number of excellent computer monitors as well as high-end external monitors and hardware for an even greater level of accuracy. No matter your budget or your project needs, this video will find a monitor that’s right for you!

Video 3, we’ll take a look at options for monitor calibration including a range of display probes as well as what to do if external calibration tools are out of your budget. You’ll also learn how to manually calibrate an external monitor, which is great skill to have not just as a colorist, but also for working in the field.

BONUS! PDF quick-reference guide that will walk you through all of the information presented in the videos, with links to find out more about all of the recommended products.

This is the definitive guide to grading suite setup that I would have wanted when I was setting up my first room. Stop wasting time with misinformation on the internet. Save yourself the frustration and get this video series today!

Neon Sign Maker Photoshop Action

October 4, 2017, 8:59 pm

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THIS IS PERHAPS THE EASIEST AND FASTEST WAY TO CREATE A NEON SIGN IN PHOTOSHOP.


Multilingual action work in Photoshop with any language UI
Photorealistic result high quality
Works with any type of layer
Quick results, will help to save your time
14 types of wire (7 color and 7 monochrome)
8 colors neon
3 additional effect (fog, bokeh, rain)
2 background (brick and concrete)
Custom size neon tube
Fast support
Illustrating PDF tutorial in the set and text file help
Video tutorial with subtitles

https://graphicriver.net/item/neon-sign-maker-photoshop-action/19387470

The Gnomon Workshop - Introduction to ZBrush 4R8

October 5, 2017, 1:51 am

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Duration 16h 30m With Project Files MP4


For over a decade, ZBrush has been the industry standard tool for digital sculpting. It is used for visual effects in blockbuster films, video game assets, toy production, fine art, and collectable sculpting as well as concept design. Introduction to ZBrush 4r8 with Madeleine Scott-Spencer provides the most comprehensive set of instructional videos ever created for ZBrush users, covering everything from the absolute basics, to more advanced sculpting and detailing topics. Over the course of 16 hours of instructional video, Madeleine provides a detailed explanation of each tool and process from a practical approach with an emphasis on technique. She also demonstrates sculpting, texturing and detailing workflows. The lessons start with a brief overview of the UI for the novice, along with a few “Quickstart” lessons on sculpting using various core techniques as well as an in depth lesson on painting creature skins from scratch using polypaint. Madeleine then moves into the individual feature sets, including all of the new features and plugins for ZBrush 4r8, including Booleans, VDM brushes, 3D Alphas, 3D Text and more, all while showing how many of the features and tools work together in a project based context. Lessons on working with ZBrush in conjunction with other 3D applications, in this case Keyshot, are also included. For a more comprehensive breakdown of the myriad topics of this title, be sure to reference the chapter list and corresponding titles.

X Polygon

October 5, 2017, 10:07 am

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Xpolygon developed products that help you increasing your workflow speed and quality of output for your CG visualizations. Xpolygon provides
a collection of 3D models(nurnies), up to 19,828 models, 1238 designs created to help you save time and money for very low price $239, that
is crazy 0.012 cents per model!

http://www.xpolygon.com/