Creating a cool material
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 2:39 am
Creating a cool material
By Tibs
I will try to teach you a few things about making materials in this tutorial. This tutorial will allow the people who used my previous tutorial ( How to make a [url="http://www.killagraphix.com/index.php?showtopic=4618"]Microbe[/url] ) to give their result a nice effect.
I hope you learn something by using this tutorial and always try your own things. It will allow you to create nice glowing effects.
Begin by making a new material; do this by opening the Materials window if this wasn't open already. If you can't find it just press " Shift + F2 " or go to the " Window " menu and select " Material manager".
Now I will show you the different settings to make the material. You can experiment with your own settings to get a nicer result and learning what a specific setting does to give different end results.
The settings:
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.1.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.2.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.3.JPG[/img]
Ok this is what you could come up with.
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/sig.jpg[/img]
Thank you for following this tutorial I hope you learned something or at least enjoyed yourself.
©Deschamps Thibaut - KillaNet Technology Ltd.
By Tibs
I will try to teach you a few things about making materials in this tutorial. This tutorial will allow the people who used my previous tutorial ( How to make a [url="http://www.killagraphix.com/index.php?showtopic=4618"]Microbe[/url] ) to give their result a nice effect.
I hope you learn something by using this tutorial and always try your own things. It will allow you to create nice glowing effects.
Begin by making a new material; do this by opening the Materials window if this wasn't open already. If you can't find it just press " Shift + F2 " or go to the " Window " menu and select " Material manager".
Now I will show you the different settings to make the material. You can experiment with your own settings to get a nicer result and learning what a specific setting does to give different end results.
The settings:
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.1.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.2.JPG[/img]
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/C4D2.3.JPG[/img]
Ok this is what you could come up with.
[img]http://www.killagraphix.com/tutorials/sig.jpg[/img]
Thank you for following this tutorial I hope you learned something or at least enjoyed yourself.
©Deschamps Thibaut - KillaNet Technology Ltd.