Please enable JavaScript to get the best experience from this site. Cinema 4D Minecraft Packs and Rigs For all you Cinema 4D users wanting to do Minecraft-stuff, here are a few packs to help you getting started. These are all free to download as well, except the paid rig at the end but there's also a free rig up for download so don't worry if you don't want to or aren't able to pay for anything. You can use these anywhere you want. Pictures, animations, avatars, wallpapers etc, but credits would obviously be appreciated as I've spend a lot of time working on these packs. I can't promise I'll be able to finish this 100% complete as I don't get any money for what I do and I have other things I should focus on too. List of all models included in version v1. Also added User Data to turn the dynamic light on or off. You couldn't move them before - Removed mobs. Download the rigs Steve Rig v1. Use WinRAR or another program of your choice to extract 'Steve Rig 1. If you go to your content browser in Cinema 4D it should be there ready to go. Please give credit if you use this rig in a picture, video or anything else READ THIS: - If you use Ambient Occlusion, make sure 'Evaluate Transparency' is checked in the Ambient Occlusion settings. Otherwise the face will turn black when using second layer. If you prefer rotating bones instead of using IK, go to 'Character' on top and uncheck 'Use IK'. Here's is post including a video showing how it works, how to do it, and a download link: Quote from Here's the Automatic Lip Sync thing I was talking about earlier, it is designed specifically for your Steve rig! Since nobody else made it, I decided to do it. It's not very accurate since it's automatic but it is a huge time-saver. How to delete IK chains If you prefer rotating the bones manually : v1. With this you can have hats, hair etc. Still a WIP but looks better than the previous at least. This is what you use to rotate them. Made them smaller - Added another rig without facial expressions. I obviously prioritize this one over the other free rig, as well as the packs so this one will have more and better features and it's made very differently. If you buy it, you'll get all future updates for free. They will be sent to your email as soon as they're out. Here's an outdated quick video going through some of the features for 0. THIS IS THE ONLY PLACE I SELL THE RIG. IF ANYBODY ARE TRYING TO SELL IT TO YOU OVER SKYPE IT'S SOMEONE IMPERSONATING ME OR LYING ABOUT KNOWING ME I wish I didn't have to put this message here but it's been happening quite a bit lately. Download and installation: Download 1. Download the pack which will be sent to your email as soon as you pay for it. Use WinRAR or another program of your choice to extract the files inside the. There's also a readme. Click on them and use the User Data to change material. Don't know if I'll continue this or not. Haven't really seen it being used. Bones seemed to confuse some. Fixes: - Fixed Visual Selector and skin for Custom Skin. Fixes: - Fixed left middle finger pose bug. Just some random screenshots and pictures: HUD: Thanks. It goes through the interface, controls, some simple tools, adding objects, using this model pack and some other various things that are pretty much required to know if you're going to be using Cinema 4D. Installing a Lib4d file Very short video showing you how to download and install a lib4d file Model pack in this situation. Walking for Steve Rigs This is a tutorial on how to create a very basic walking cycle. This tutorial isn't meant to show you exactly how you should do it, it's just a helping hand on getting started. What you should do, is use this is a template and then add something to your own walk that really makes it 'yours'. Also remember that the walks are always different depending on the mood of the character you're animating, so make sure you don't do the same walk all the time. It took quite a while before I decided to get into it after I started using Cinema 4D, but ever since I started using I've used it all the time. Definitively required if you're going to make rigs or anything like that, but even if you aren't going to do that I recommend learning the basics just so you know what it's for and such in case you end up in a situation where it actually would make things a lot easier. Make your own Steve Rig Click on annotations to go to next parts If you ever wanna try to create your own rig, this tutorial will help you out. It isn't a very advanced rig, but it has the basic stuff such as eyes, eyebrows, mouth and teeth as well as controls for them. This consist of three parts, being all together 2 hours long. Here's a simple solution to make anything your default start-up settings by simply saving a file called 'new. Edit Layout This is more like a quick tip, but it shows you how to change and customize your Cinema 4D layout to whatever you prefer. The default layout is already very nice, as well as the other layouts in the layouts menu that are included, but it's always nice to be able to add buttons and such that you use a lot but are a pain to find all the time. Make Minecraft Items Now, the Item Pack do have almost all items in Minecraft, but it doesn't have any items from texture packs or anything you've made yourself, so this tutorial will show you a quick way to model any item. For more future tutorials, feel free to subscribe to. More tutorials will be posted as more are made. The torches are functional but you must also duplicate the lamp and parent the torch if you are making a night or cave scene. If anyone know how to make the torch and the lamp the same object please tell me and I will fix it. You can use any texture pack just replace the original ones and the blocks will change. Minecraft 3D Essentials is a free package of models to create your own Minecraft Animations. You just need Cinema 4D R12 or higher or another 3D-Programm that is able to import. Current progress V1 This version allows you to use your minecraft skin with it by simply replacing the char. If you use any of them, you should give them credit whether they ask for it or not. They've spent time working on something and put it out for free for you to use. That's the least you can do back. If you have any questions, requests or anything like that, feel free to email me at - WeedLion I like the way you tie minecraft in real life elements and surrounding. Pretty much made a fan out of me so I'm gonna stay updated on what projects you do and will give feedback when the opportunity arises. Pretty much made a fan out of me so I'm gonna stay updated on what projects you do and will give feedback when the opportunity arises. You really have no idea how much that means to me. First post updated with new version 1. If you really want I can add it and include it in next version Redstone Torch It doesn't glow anything but I can add that in the next version too if it's requested. Redstone Dust Same goes with this one. No glow but can be added. Torch This one doesn't glow either but I'll fix that for the next version. Trapdoor I will start working on the next version later today and hopefully get it out within a few days. I haven't decided much for the next version yet, but this is what I got so far: - Make redstone dust 3D Model them - Fix the rails Minor placement fix to make them easier to use - Put a bit glow on the Torch - Improve trapdoor and doors New items: Minecart Fence Fence Nether Flower Cyan That's all I got so far but I'll add more to the list as I come up with more. If there's anything you need in it just tell me and I'll add it as soon as possible. Download link is in the first post. Seems like I've accidentally mixed up two textures. Give me a few minutes and I'll upload a new version which works and where you can use your own skins as well. I've re-uploaded it and replaced the link. Go to the first post and download it again Just make sure to delete the old files. If you have important work and don't wanna delete it from the scene to get the new file in, just open the texture Under 'Materials' , then inside 'Material Editor' just click the '... Edit: Also do this under the 'Alpha' channel, otherwise it won't work. And thanks for using it. Quote from NICE, great work, I cant wait to all of the items is out! One question to everyone ; should I focus on making all the models first then improve them later, or focus on making the models best and most details as I make them? If I focus on making them all first I'll obviously get all the models finished earlier but if I focus on making them as good as I can as I make them they'll look better but take a bit longer. What do you think? Quote from I'm very sorry but I'll get a new error: texture error Default. I'm the one who should be sorry. Let's try this one last time. That one should work. The texture was the only thing I forgot to fix before uploading it but it should work now. To get the User Data just click 'Steve' in the object tab and the user data should show up under 'Attributes'. Here's a screenshot to make it easier: Also, if you double click the icon in the green square you'll get the visual selector. In case you didn't know, the visual selector lets you choose bones by clicking on the image rather than going through all the bone layers. Been focusing on the rig for the past three hours. Here's a video showing you the User Data Facial expressions , IK chains and the Visual selector: Also, that rig isn't very 'custom-skin'-friendly so I've uploaded another rig. It's pretty much the same rig but without facial expressions and very easy to apply custom skins. As it is now it doesn't support the parts around the head The box around it, if that makes any sense. I tried adding it but it didn't turn out pretty good and seem to be harder than I thought but I'll do whatever I can. It's very simple: Just go to the texture editor for char. Quote from Thank you. One question to everyone ; should I focus on making all the models first then improve them later, or focus on making the models best and most details as I make them? If I focus on making them all first I'll obviously get all the models finished earlier but if I focus on making them as good as I can as I make them they'll look better but take a bit longer. What do you think? Doing them one at a time as best you can would be the better option in my opinion even if it takes time. Quality is always a favorite Quote from Add glow effect at Torch, Redstone Torch, Furnace, etc Please Note: Awesome all models Thank you. I'll start working on that right away. Also, I need your opinions. Default-looking eyes Or the big ones? I could upload a rig for both if anybody would want that, or I could try to make a video showing how to edit the model to have the small eyes and use the big eyes as default? What do you think?
