If you want to learn c4d, you must know something. You don't even know what c4d is, how can you talk about learning? But I won't go into details here. You can find out for yourself.

2. Familiar with the interface operation of c4d.

This is also necessary. As the old saying goes, being familiar with the operation of c4d is of great help to the later practical operation. I won't say much at this stage. Download c4d. You can think about it yourself.

3. Learn systematically and refer to the tutorial that suits you.

Speaking of tutorials, there are many learning videos about c4d online, but it is hard to say which ones are dry goods and which ones are full of water. Secondly, don't think that learning more tutorials is good for learning, so it's easy to get mixed up.

4. How to learn c4d systematically

The so-called systematic learning means learning in a planned way, having goals and knowing what to do in the first step and what to do in the second step. In the process of learning, if you feel vague or don't understand, you should make up in time. The key to systematic learning lies in "what didn't you learn well".

When you have a good tutorial, don't just watch it, you must learn while watching it, sum up the principle, and understand the principle, then you can operate it according to the case of the tutorial, and operate it several times at a time if you don't understand it.

C4d generally completes a work in two steps, one is modeling, and the other is rendering. Compared with ps, modeling is to draw paths, and rendering is the effect of ps. C4d is much more complicated than ps, but if you learn to model and render, you can basically make a work.

My friend studied for almost 1 month. She does this every day.