[Repsa_Jih]

Ok this took me a long time before I got the effects right... Please, post your outcomes!

[philFX]

Yay,more uniqueness. I love it. But i would recommend maybe 35 opacity each layer on the face to keep that focal point. Ill post my result soon(unless i got to go sooner than later).

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[Trapezium]

It's individual to say the least, but the negative space takes up a little too much of the signature on your final results. It looks good though, so thanks for posting.

[ravenflock]

i love it, def gonna try it later

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[curly haired boy]

hmm. i'm guessing this is one of those tuts where the quality of the render determines the quality of the final sig.

anyway, i LOVE the first example in the tut. looks awesome. the second result is not my fav, but i did learn some stuff. thanks! :h:

[fiery]

Thank you for the tutorial i will try it soon!

[Cheezitz]

I didn't do ALL the steps. I skipped some and heres my result...

[Blazeboy]

I give up. I am crap with c4ds and I won't bother trying. The end result looks really good though.

[fuglyseep]

I LOVE the result. I wish someone would do a c4d tut so I would know what I was doing, though.

[Trapezium]

Blazeboy, if you're bad with something, you should definitely keep trying with it; it makes improvement a quicker process.

[Blazeboy]

I attempt to use c4ds alot. I just know that I am not advanced enough in their usage for this tut

[bourne]

it woul dbe quite hard to make a tut on c4ds. as you can only give tips as you incorporate them into your sig. for example look on the left of my sig. most of that area is c4ds. the trick is to finding some good ones to use and that will suit the sig. also when using them only use part of them not all.

[fuglyseep]

This is a great tut, and its very easy to follow!

Why do my renders get so blurry when I scale them?

[bourne]

i dont know why (something to do with pixels) but all you have to is filters>enhance>sharpen/unsharp mask

[fiery]

this is what i came up with using most of your great tutorial!

[Repsa_Jih]

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Why do my renders get so blurry when I scale them?

Scaling down is changing the resolution of your render. If you scale down, so set at a lower resolution, you will lose pixel data. I don't know what the GIMP *exactly* uses to store pixel data, but I suppose it's something like

struct drawable{
    Uint32 h, w;
    Format *format;
    Uint32 **pixelData;
};

The pixelData member is a dynamic array, wich will be pointing to another array of Uint32's when you scale the image down, so the data will be freed, to avoid memory leak. When you scale it to larger again, it can't read the previous pizelData anymore because the stucture has no pointer referring to it. So it will use the new, lower quality data and that's why your image will become blurry.

I hope I didn't get to technical... <_<

Anyway, thanks for the nice comments, and keep posting your outcomes :w:

[Cheezitz]

this was my first time with c4d's and i think it turned out find,

[Cloud05]

Good tut, I really like it. Here is my result. :)


It didn't turn out quite like I wanted it to, but I don't think it's REALLY bad.

[rookie]

ausomw tut i will try it son but for now i have to go to school

[fiery]

heres another attempt but im a bit confuzzled on a few steps