Cinema 4D was used to take the painted backgrounds into 3D. But projection mapping is something most 3D software's will be able to do so I don't want to keep this video software focused.

@YTube Glitch (i stink at explaining) Yes. its not that hard its just time consumming, in blender you just have to know how to UV unwrap. and have pretty decent drawing skills xD. uv-unwrap the object on a Plan add Geometry using a Subsurface - use "proportional" edit (which lets you Move multiple vertices easily). Knife Tool (K Quick key) to do more precise edits, incase you need some detail for some weird reason. and incase if you have a bad PC and is starting to lag Press F3 and find "Limit Dissolve" this should help you clean up the topology relly fast but don't forget to select all (A Quick key to select all) before doing "limit Dissolve" otherwise it won't work xD. then the rest is just editing drawing + Mesh to get Results theres a example: let me find you the dud. Check his KZfaq Channel he is Call: IanHubert video name : Blender Motion Tracking - Room Transformation! yea its motion tracking but the theory is the same its just apply on realism and not cartoons. the video should give you and idea how to do it. the rest is artisticc Choice! Enjoy! xD on maya? idk i think its paussable but don't know how xD

@@pikachufan25 thanks for the nice little tutorial. But projection mapping is faster in c4d than blender? (Less steps?)

​@@rishabhs2010 i don't use C4D so can't tell you which is faster. *edit just learning new Technics to add to my arsenal xD

@@pikachufan25 can you not apply the camera mapping to a group of geometries? Does it really need to start from a plane? I would definitely think that if you have built a decent representation of the drawn environment in 3d, you should be able to texture it easily with a uv tag (or however blender works) set to use camera mapping as its uv projection type. I often build my geometry before even starting to paint. Then I only need to fine tune it to fit the final painting rather then try to rebuild it in the end.

Exactly

Cheers! I often block out a very simple geometry to start with if I know I'm gonna go down the camera mapping route.

Thanks! Yeah will probably make some more videos about that in the future. Got some on the Patreon but might make some for youtube at some point too.

@@OlofStorm Going to support you on patreon in a short while, but great to know that you might be making some for youtube!!

@@aaryaaa933 Thanks! Glad to hear it!

@@OlofStorm I'll be signing up there soon too, invaluable offerings to the community are very appealing :)

It would probably just be me saying that it works. Specific software is less important in these scenarios.

Its being projected by the camera that is looking at the geometry from the angle that best represents that of the image. The stretching comes from a 2d image being projected onto a 3d surface. Just like when you project a film from a normal film projector onto something that isn't flat. Im looking through another camera to see the stretching happening. You want to leave the projection camera untouched.

@@OlofStorm Wow I didn't know Cinema 4D did this (I use Blender). Thanks for your help! (Then again I don't know if Blender does this either, I'll have to check)

@@mordekaihorowitz no worries. Yes Blender can do camera projections too.

As someone who's tried the Blender Ghibli methods (I assume the ones pioneered by Lightning Boy Studio), I can say it's REAL fun combining both their tutorials and Olof Storm's. The results have been spectacular.

I mean, it would probably be the best software to do this.

@@r.pizzamonkey7379 point made

But is true haha

I was thinking so, But at the same time, I dunno. 🙃 Besides, There's other ways besides Blender, Let's appreciate the creator, Yes?

Well not really, as that is a 2.5d approach where each layer us a flat card. This here is full 3d space with 3dimentional objects.

For that I would not use Projections, but rather texture the 3d elements.

@@OlofStorm this! It is more efficient this way

Sur ce, mille merci

As I say in the video, full toturial is available on my Pateron 👍

Even if your original painting is high res?

Yes you can. 👍

C4d

I have various tutorials on my Pateron page about c4d. What do you mean by whole c4d tutorial? The entire software?

Faster in what way do you mean?

@@OlofStorm which takes less time to create?

Hi, just googled the trailer and it looks like it's just a 3d pipeline to me. Probably done in Unreal engine.

@@OlofStorm are we talking about this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rZ1zfa-D3tbDZWQ.html ? I just don’t get how we are able to see the egyptian head in different angles when the camera pan . But thanks anyway for having taking the time

Yeah

Some are here on KZfaq. Sensations for example.

Blender and Cinema 4d

That's Cinema 4d

Thx Cauze Ik its not blender cauze I use blender

@@inektom8108sorry, I thought you asked about 3d programs

Yeah its C4D here but any major 3d app will allow for projection mapping.

Its through my Pateron 👍

Not sure what you mean by finding. You would have to find someone else that would create them then if you don't want to draw them yourself.

On my Pateron 👍