Using Light Gobos in Redshift | Greyscalegorilla Product Training 

Thank you so much for these. A lot of the artists I draw inspiration from have been using textured shadows in their still life and indoor arch-vis work, and this is a great set of assets to get that look.

Good lord, this is so much easier than my previous method of actually placing objects in front of my light source lol. Thank you!!!!

Did not know about drop zone or that you can link texture nodes to HDRI link. Awesome Chad!

Would have been even cooler if they were animated maps, especially the ones with tree leaves/plants, with a bit of wind moving them. I did some on my own using Forester

Brilliant. Any tutorials on creating the stone blocks? Really cool!

Is this scenefile available as well??

Thanks for sharing, would be great to add own Elements to the Library.

Hey Chad, i just noticed you don't use C4D Material Nodes and still use Xpresso instead for materials. is there any advantage of using xpresso than using c4D material nodes? for me, I think c4D nodes are cool, but I don't have time to test

I really like the natural light in the scene! Can I see the RedShift settings somewhere?

How can we access these assets for use outside of C4D?

Does this work with softbox scale instead of a spotlight? Curious about the softness being controlled via the size of a softbox.

So dope!

Where do I find the Stone casting model it sits on?

WOW

is there a possibility to soften shadows when using as a graph?

Can we use gobos in physical render ?

my gobos doesnt show up in the plus library - any suggestions why?

I zoned out like 3 times, why are these tutorials hard to concentrate on compared to other channels

What HDRI is used in this?

how can I get my scene to look photorealistic as this one?

please tell me how to install robos in redshift ?

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