In this video tutorial he shows us two different techniques to create a twinkle effect inside Cinema 4D without using any plugins. One method uses a texture, noise and normal map, while in the other more advanced method, we will treat our object with small mirror flakes to give a very realistic, controllable and fast rendering effect.
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