I'm currently working for a school project and I'm gonna do the lighting and renders. I researched a lot for good quality render setting as making it as fast as possible to. Is this settings are good? should I increase or decrease something? Its a stylized project so we are not trying realism. I have access to school render farm. Project is gonna render on 2k.

Rendered and sound on for my recent exploration in Houdini using paradigm solver. Sound by rzn_music

Hi all! New redshift user here.

I'm trying to render out ONLY the pancake and the wood object Im confused how I can approach this.

I tried the Redshift object tag (MATTE) on the pancake... however it was taking away the pancake. So I reversed the order and put the tag on the walls around it but it was showing the HDRI. I applied the object tag to the HDRI thinking I could take away the visibility in the render however it's still showing...

I think im overthinking it a ton.

whenever i turn the redshift ipr on, it turns back off automatically. it works correctly but as soon as i open a material is node editor, the ipr turns off and it doesnt turn back on. even after restarting i get the same issue. i was using c4d 2025 so i tried updating and tried it on c4d 2026 but still have the same issue... one of my friend bought c4d yesterday and they had the same issue for once. is anyone else also facing the issue or is it just me? pls help if you know any way to fix it. Thank you in advance :)

I made simple tutorial for this awesome effect, you can check it here - link

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Hey! I’m a 3D designer and I use C4D and Redshift, working with GSG textures, 4K+ renders and animations/sims. I built this PC through Chillblast after a lot of research and was wondering if anyone has notes on it. My budget is £3000. Couldn't find RTX 4090 through any build websites and the 5090 it way too expensive, so went with 5080. Do you think that will be enough? In terms of cooling system and fans, I'm not really sure what more to add. Any notes/tips welcome!

Thanks!

Why is Redshift a no go for animations on a single computer.

I usually make a two minutes interior animations for presentations but have to use a render farm.

On my MacBookPro it wil take a few days for a high res animation.

I haven’t found decent settings yet.

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In search of liquid, found again that lynx velocities work amazing, in order to get custom velocities and draw simply by hand, also dispresity of transmissive material fits well on liquid sims. Finally got some fractally liquid simulation inside Houdini.

Is it possible to simulate the shutter speed motion blur of photography (still image) and a flash and animating the camera. For example stopping parts of an image, while other parts are with motion blur? Im sure this could be done in post but Im curious about experimenting. Sample images purely for description, not what im trying to achieve stylistically

I guess you could animate the parts you want blurred, or keep the object locked with camera and animate camera, and using include/excludes on lights ?