Creating a Dynamic Burning Logo in CINEMA 4D and TurbulenceFD
In this series of CINEMA 4D and TurbulenceFD tutorials, we'll learn how to create an interesting and dynamic logo. Software required: CINEMA 4D R14, RealFlow 2014, TurbulenceFD, After Effects 5.5.
What you'll learn
In this series of CINEMA 4D and TurbulenceFD tutorials, we'll learn how to create an interesting and dynamic logo. We'll build the logo using frozen and reversed fire as well as liquid simulations. During this tutorial we'll use CINEMA 4D, TurbulenceFD,and RealFlow to integrate liquid simulation, fire, and smoke into our scene. In addition, we'll learn to control the timing and playback of those simulations. We'll set up our 3D scene to render in multi-passes and finally, to composite the end animation within After Effects. By then end of this CINEMA 4D and TurbulenceFD training, you'll be able to create imaginative logos using professional industry simulation tools. Software required: CINEMA 4D R14, RealFlow 2014, TurbulenceFD, After Effects 5.5.
Table of contents
- Setting up Our CINEMA 4D Scene File 8m
- Importing Logo and Simulating a Liquid with RealFlow 12m
- Meshing Particles from a Liquid Simulation 10m
- Using Our Liquid Mesh Sequence to Set up Simulations 11m
- Adjusting Our Turbulencefd Simulation 12m
- Adjusting the Appearance of Our Smoke and Fire 12m
- Controlling the Playback and Freezing of Caches and Sequences 13m
- Creating a Metal Texture from Scratch 9m
- Optimizing Our Scene to Render Liquid Metal as Separate Passes 11m
- Preparing Scene to Render Fire and Smoke as Separate Passes 9m
- Importing Render Passes and 3D Scene Data into After Effects 10m
- Adding Final Touches to Composition 12m
