THE LANDSCAPE SHADING KIT V2 is a library of 20 3D procedural materials with dedicated parameters.
These landscape materials are all inspired by real world locations: Mont Blanc mountain, Cappadocia rock formation, Matterhorn mountain, Perito Moreno glacier, Tabernas desert, Petra, Dolomites, Arctic icebergs, Quiraing highlands, Bryce canyon, Dover cliffs, Daintree rainforest, Tassili desert, Yosemite landforms, Sahara, Halong bay rock formation, Moab canyonland, Bryce canyon, Fontainebleau forest, Canaima tepuis and El Hierro volcanic island.
The whole set is versatile collection of metamorphic, igneous and sedimentary rock formations.
Each of these materials is in fact a complete generator, able to create a wide range of landforms. It can transform any low polygon structure in a detailed landscape with snow, grass, ice, sand, moss, etc...
- Complete shading and displacement solution in a single material
- Dedicated landscape parameters for infinite variations
- Full 3D workflow, no parametric or UV mapping required
- Seamless and resolution independent procedural texturing
- Fast rendering and low memory usage
REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS:
- These materials require MAXON CINEMA 4D R12 VISUALIZE or STUDIO (Sub Polygon Displacement is not available in the other versions)
- These materials should be used with a Linear Color worklow (default Cinema 4D R12 color profile)
- These materials generate geometry and must be used with low polygon structures only
- These materials are not compatible with third party render engines (Final Render, Vray, Maxwell, etc...)
The LANDSCAPE SHADING KIT V2 includes the 20 materials as c4d files + a 20 minutes presentation and tutorial video (100 MB download).
The price is 75€ for new users, and 37€ for owners of the first version (same email/paypal account).
> BUY FULL VERSION 75€:
> BUY UPDATE 37€:
You will receive an email with the download information directly after making the payment. If you don't receive this automatic email, contact me right away at eric@ericsmit.com.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:Eric Nicolas Smit is a freelance CG artist. He has an extensive experience of procedural 3D materials development. From 2004 to 2009 he created the materials libraries for MAXON's Engineering, Architecture and Broadcast Cinema 4D Edition. His procedural materials are already used by hundreds of Cinema 4D users worldwide. For more information about his work, please visit www.ericsmit.com.
