Shader for Cinema 4D: frosty ice

Cinema 4D Material: Ice textures

Put cool things on your 3D objects with these ten ice textures! With the Cinema 4D material, your lakes will freeze, winter will sweep through your landscapes or figures will turn into icy sculptures. Once applied, each infinitely scalable ice texture gives a photorealistic, clinking impression of bitter cold and frostiness.

10 Cinema 4D shaders for icy 3D objects, including transparent and with different color shimmers.
The procedural textures can be scaled and customized as required.
Ideally suited for frosty winter landscapes and surreal, fantastic ice scenes.
Included: Cinema 4D and library file as well as short instructions for use.
Variety: glassy transparency, blue and green shimmer, frosty snow white

The next ice age is upon us - at least in your C4D projects. Grab this cool Cinema 4D material and add ice and frost to your 3D scenes whenever they need a chill.

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content: 20 Assets/Templates
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

Examples of use

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Example: Give your scenes a fascinating interplay of transparency and structure.

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Example: With these specimens, you can create a wintery snow and ice atmosphere.

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Example: You can scale the procedural shaders infinitely without tile edges.

Procedural textures for Cinema 4D for the representation of ice

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Example: Freezing cold - with the ice textures you can create a photorealistic representation of frost.

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Example: You will receive corresponding instructions on how to use the shaders.

Icy man next to an icy tree, icy landscape

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Example: With the ice textures, you can create such surreal 3D scenes in Cinema 4D:

help videos for application

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Shaders for Cinema 4D: How to install the LIB file

Install the lib4d file so that the ice shaders are ready for use.

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Video tutorial: Using the Content Browser in Cinema 4D

Material for Cinema 4D: Ice Shader

Material for Cinema 4D: Ice shaders - Cinema 4D file with shaders and sample object

For really cool scenes: Don't put your 3D objects on ice, do it the other way around! With these 10 procedural textures for Cinema 4D, your lakes will freeze, winter will sweep through your landscapes or figures will turn into icy sculptures. The frozen water presents itself in glassy transparency, with a blue or green shimmer and of course in a frosty snow-white. Once applied, the C4D shaders convey a photorealistic, clinking impression of bitter cold and frostiness. As the textures can be scaled infinitely and without the appearance of unwanted tile edges, you can use them to easily decorate small and large surfaces.

With this package you will receive a Cinema 4D file containing the 10 shaders. It also contains an example object (including lighting setup) to which you can apply the shaders directly.

10 Cinema 4D shaders for icy 3D objects, including transparent and with different color shimmers.
The procedural textures can be scaled and customized as desired.
Ideal for frosty winter landscapes and surreal, fantastic ice scenes.

Add ice and frost to your 3D objects and 3D scenes in Cinema 4D whenever they need cooling down.

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Material for Cinema 4D: Ice shaders - Library file with shaders

For really cool scenes: Don't put your 3D objects on ice, do it the other way around! With these 10 procedural textures for Cinema 4D, your lakes will freeze, winter will sweep through your landscapes or figures will turn into icy sculptures. The frozen water presents itself in glassy transparency, with a blue or green shimmer and of course in a frosty snow-white. Once applied, the C4D shaders convey a photorealistic, clinking impression of bitter cold and frostiness. As the textures can be scaled infinitely and without the appearance of unwanted tile edges, you can use them to decorate small and large areas with ease.

With this package you will receive a LIB file that you can call up in Cinema 4D via the Content Browser to load the shaders from there into your scenes. Copy the LIB file into the browser subfolder, which is located in the library folder of your Cinema 4D folder structure. In Cinema 4D, open the Content Browser under Window. Here you will find the library of ice shaders in the presets. Double-click on the desired shader and its alpha to load it into your already opened scene.

10 Cinema 4D shaders for icy 3D objects, including transparent and with different color shimmers.
The procedural textures can be scaled and customized as desired.
Ideal for frosty winter landscapes and surreal, fantastic ice scenes.

Simply cool: Add ice and frost to your 3D objects and 3D scenes whenever they need cooling down.

Details of the content

Cool Cinema 4D material: Ice textures for 3D scenes
Create icy worlds with the Cinema 4D material in this package and give your 3D objects a cool ice look with the ice textures . Various shaders are available for this purpose, offering you the textures, facets and even colors of ice.

To use the shaders - see also the videos in the "Examples" tab

You will receive a total of 10 shaders with different appearances, applicable from Cinema 4D R16 upwards. So you can choose the right ice texture for your scene. The package includes a quick guide if you have never or only rarely worked with materials in Cinema 4D.

To apply the shaders, copy the LIB file into the browser subfolder, which is located in the library folder of your Cinema 4D folder structure. In Cinema 4D, open the Content Browser under Window. Here you will find the library of ice shaders in the presets. Double-click on the desired shader and its alpha to load it into the scene you have already opened. Alternatively, you can also use a C4D file. You can find more shaders here, for example for metal and rust surfaces as well as for rock and stone textures.

The advantages of procedural textures

All shaders are much more than just textures. While these are usually tiled, i.e. joined together, the procedural textures in this package are created using algorithms. The automatic calculation ensures a photorealistic representation - without cut edges, with multi-level reflections, no matter how large your surface is. The natural look of the render result is usually achieved by using fractal noise and turbulence functions.