Texture morphing is essentially very simple. A Texture Track is added to an object in the Timeline and then keys are added to the track where the texture changes from one to another. Cinema 4D calculates the ‘tweened’ frames necessary to blend one texture into the other between the keys.

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A morph is blending of one object into another. It is a relatively simple process to actually achieve, simply joining one object into another on a track in the time line. However for it to
be successful the objects must conform to some simple rules. Let's talk about those too.

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This tutorial will show how to make a fast and effective way to add depth to your renders.

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This tutorial shows how to create a some fake looking dew drops using Mograph Spline Effector.

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In this tutorial we tried not to make this too overly complicated but there is a lot to explain. The main thing we wanted to convey is that you can in fact use 3D to create your iconography and then with some tweaking and size specific adjustments it can work at smaller sizes.

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In this tutorial we will walk through the steps we used to create this illustration to bring alive the word “collide.” While you may not find yourself needing to recreate the word “collide,” we hope you will find useful the techniques we will cover.

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This tutorial gives detailed instructions on how to create the final image you have seen in the thumbnail...but even better, take a look at the tut and the full size final result!

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In this tutorial, we will be explaining how to create surreal objects by merging 3D techniques and 2D techniques. This is by no means a beginners tutorial, basic knowledge of Cinema 4D and fairly decent knowledge of Photoshop will be required to successfully complete this tutorial.

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Rather than fueling the debate of which is better, we're going to use the power of 3D, raster and vector in this almost obsessive typographic treatment. This tutorial relies on the stellar combination of C4D, Illustrator and Photoshop and touches on aspects of 3D Modeling, vector integration, brush work and photo manipulation. This is all coordinated to create a final illustrated typography design.

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Whether or not you're a Steampunk fan, this two part tutorial is sure to test your knowledge on Illustrator, Cinema 4D and Photoshop. In the first half, we're going to customize a Blackletter font and create 3D text with vector shapes. There's lots to do, so let's start with the first part of this two-part series!

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