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From the album: Real-time Creations
The cutout style emulates paper cutout animation and frees your creativity from the boundaries of hyperrealism. With U-RENDER, the realtime cutout rendering of 3D objects and animations is even more fun! In real-time rendering, all you see, while creating, is exactly how it looks like after rendering. Your workflow has no interruptions because of immediate noise-free feedback. You can reach stunning results with your high quality final frame animation, by using features like subsurface scattering to create the effect of paper or other organic materials, ambient occlusion for contact/soft shadows and a fast lighting set up. Now it's your turn! Have fun trying the cutout style with U-RENDER! Download your 30-day free trial here: https://u-render.com/try/ -
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Models from Sketchfab (mushroom by Thomas Flynn; beetle by Digital Archive of Natural History). -
From the album: Real-time Creations
U-RENDER 2021.6.7 is available now! Improvements and fixes are the main core of this #release, that brings better reliability and correctness. Read the details here and download the latest version: https://u-render.com/news/2021/06/release-2021-6-7/ -
From the album: Renders
Model courtesy from Sketchfab. -
From the album: Renders
Something is going to hatch... Tomorrow! Ready? Release 2021.6 is coming! Models courtesy from Sketchfab. -
From the album: Renders
This model is from Sketchfab (artist: minghauLoh), rendered with U-RENDER fully integrated in Cinema 4D. The countdown has started... On June, 15th we'll release the newest version of U-RENDER with a lot of exciting improvements! Stay tuned! -
From the album: Renders
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From the album: Renders
Welcome! Take a sit and enjoy the warmth of the fire. This low poly scene was made with U-RENDER in Cinema4D by our artist Angela. She created a complete 3D scene using the cartoon style. Emissive materials are the leading feature in this scene, giving the entire environment a glowing effect. Try U-RENDER today: https://u-render.com/try/ and create your own low poly scene. Share your comments and artworks with us! -
From the album: Renders
Image Contrast is one of the most effective ways to catch the attention of your audience and convey your message. How much consciously do you use it? -
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All you see, while working, is exactly how it looks like after rendering: immediate feedback in a few seconds per frame. That rocks! -
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From the album: Renders
We used Volumetrics and Translucency to create this scene and of course a lot of colors! Give us a feedback in the comments. -
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Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
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Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
From the album: Renders
Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
From the album: Renders
Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
From the album: Renders
Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
From the album: Renders
Subsurface Scattering & Color Post Processing Curves. -
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U Render posted a gallery image in Final Renders
From the album: Renders
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U Render posted a gallery image in Final Renders
From the album: Renders
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U Render posted a gallery image in Final Renders
From the album: Renders
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From the album: Renders
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This wooden cat is awesome! Isn't it?
Our 3D artist Peter received a wooden cat toy for Christmas last year.
Obviously his first thought, after having built it, has been to render and animated it with U-RENDER.Here is the workflow he followed:
- he took a picture of every part of the wooden cat and of the background,
- he created splines for each body part of the wooden cat,
- he extruded every piece,
- he created the exploded view animation with Cinema 4D,
- he set up a 3point lighting and diffuse image based lighting in order to give an eye-catching mood to the scene.The realtime rendering technology of course did the rest: Fast and clean, it gives you immediate and noise-free results.
