Render Renders Of A Slime: Reform

evidence taken!

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i just noticed it :) looks awesome

 

Ahaha love it bro <3 How'd you get my hat? xD Did I upload it to the group chat somewhere or did you remake it?

Anyway this is amazing, mind if I use that for my profile picture? Thanks.

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Oh and just another note; You are a LIGHTING GOD!

 

These renders are pretty great better than the most i see.

 

Yup, I remade it after looking at a few references :3
Sure, you can use it if you want

Thanks :D

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so much happy

 

Great to see you back in action!

 

Sooooo....
Yea, didn't really have much ideas but I came up with some stuff that I finished without procrastinating
Looking for render ideas :3

 

Ooooh, ahhhh speciaaal,
Just a snowy mountain, with maybe a castle embedded in the mountain wall?

 

How do you render blocks? or how do u make them :P

 

The answer depends on how/what you want to accomplish.

Spoiler

If you're looking for a Minecraft world you need to convert the worlds to .obj (object) files that you can then import into your program.
If you want to customize something and don't have much skills with building in game you could try making it in the program (which is what I do).
The other case is that you're using a reference picture or other and can't get a hold of the world, you rebuild it from the image you have.
And finally, you can use a form post compositing which is what you kind of do already. The only thing being that to make it look good is harder as you have to find the right focal length, light position, shadows, angles, and a bunch of other factors.

Converting a Minecraft world to obj is the easiest though, there are two programs that are mainly used: Mineways (built more for 3D printing), and Jmc2Obj (made to convert worlds to .obj)

If you're going to make the world in a program (which is usually easier and faster for smaller scale renders) there are two methods

1. Using a plane and building from there
2. Creating a block and dragging out each individual block

I used to build my scene block by block individually, but that method is very unconventional

Spoiler: For Example

Method 1

Make a plane, in this case it's 10 blocks so the segments will be 10 and the size will be 1,000 because each Minecraft block is universally 100cm in C4D, change values accordingly
Convert to polygon ("C" button), go into Polygon Mode, select what blocks to make 3D, press "D" (for extrude) and set to 100cm
Method 2

Yea, cubes 100cm across, no segments except for the default, and just drag them
Set the Quantizing in the Attributes Tab > Mode > Modelling > Quantize
To make sure that there aren't any gaps

For both of these methods you have to texture them manually so find the individual Minecraft textures (not the single file type), drag it onto the objects, and change the projection to Cubic and set the Length U/V to 50%
If you're going to use this method, or more specifically, method 2, you can use TumbaBit's model pack to make things easier

And then I guess the composting one, haven't done it much but here's a video that shows the same idea, you just have to apply it differently

Yea :D

 

Awesome!

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And wait... quakecraft? like on hypixel?

 

Yup, on Hypixel

 

I'm terrible, but it's so fun :D

 

@Michxzelyio sorry for taking so long!

 

Just chilling, waiting for the next one