General Category => Graphics Corner => Graphics Show Off => Topic started by: Red Wolf on October 31, 2015, 07:08:03 pm
Title: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: Red Wolf on October 31, 2015, 07:08:03 pm
Hi, so its on first steps, I had a gread idea about 3-4 nights ago, I started the project, and today I forgot the idea, Below is what I have done, I have been working a bit with xpresso to make it fully customizable via a simple panel, where even a retard can understand what to do. I didnt enable many options as its just a preview (final one takes days to fully render)
A random ss What I did on xpresso (not much since i never used it before)
Id really appreciate any suggestion you might have, any example, as this is still in progress, and I have a lot to do.
I have only finished floor, which didnt take me much time, just 30mins - 1 hour.
Title: Re: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: Red Wolf on November 08, 2015, 04:37:06 pm
Just about to finish with sound effector. Took me a hell of a work to combine sound effector with aplha gradient (each point to specific Hz). And a lot more work to smooth out sound effector in a gradient (3 points actually). Below is just a SS of the work in xpresso, and aplha gradient. And below is a preview
Title: Re: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: HuniePop on November 08, 2015, 06:21:47 pm
Oi, that's sick!
Title: Re: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: Gandalf The Stinky on November 08, 2015, 06:27:00 pm
Bruhhh can u make dat thingy jump on da beat
Title: Re: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: Sickz on May 14, 2016, 10:30:30 pm
If you used Sony Vegas or Adobe After effects. It would take like literally few seconds to make (just a heads up). But thanks for showing the idea in c4d. I would love to see some complex work in 3D with this technique.
Title: Re: Hexagons - Part 2 | Not finished
Post by: Red Wolf on May 14, 2016, 10:42:14 pm
If you used Sony Vegas or Adobe After effects. It would take like literally few seconds to make (just a heads up). But thanks for showing the idea in c4d. I would love to see some complex work in 3D with this technique.
that was the point, being able to control gradient and other elements using sound, although I havent worked anymore on this project since my PC was formated, thanks for your feedback :)