How to use the Sound Effector to Ceate a Revving RPM Gauge
This is a quick project walk-through showing you how to use the sound effector in Cinema 4D to make a revving RPM gauge. Check out the final product here
If you are interested check out these gauges that I made on 3Docean
Gauges
Check out my latest 3DOcean upload, its a set of 4 steampunk style gauges modeled in Cinema 4D.
Each gauge has an xpresso tag to give them an automatic animation without the need for keyframing and can be changed through the user data field on the gauge.
Each gauge comes with its own faceplate in PSD format so you can add whatever you want onto the faceplate.
Perfect for background decor or as a center piece in an animation or still image and renders quickly!
Flow Background
My newest Videohive upload is a motion background I created in C4D for use in After Effects or Editing applications. It can be used as a background for slideshows or video content. So check it out and let me know what you think!
Automotive Modelling – From Start to Finish
I recently went through the Automotive Modelling training series from Digital Tutors and thought I would share my results.
More Experiments with Extending Caps
Another experiment with extending the end caps on a text object.
Happy Holidays!
Happy Holidays from shawnroelofsen.com
Check out my 3d Christmas decorations on 3docean!
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