Use objects like a texture – let them flow, deform and scatter in texture space along any surface.


We put thousands of work hours over more than 1 year of work into GEOtexture. It is a tool that we wished for ourselves for long, it fills a gap in C4D and opens totally new ways to build up elements within c4d, in an easy and effective way. As always with our tools it comes with deep randomization and clone color control!

SCATTER & DEFORM ON SURFACES IN TEX SPACE

Q-GEO|texture allows you to place, deform and scatter c4d objects or full groups of c4d objects onto a surface, similar to a texture.

DETAILED ALIGN FUNCTIONS FOR DEFORMATIONS & CLONES

You can control in detail how the placement and/or deformations take place, in relation to world or local coordinates , axis or planes.

CONTROL & RANDOMNESS BY TEXTURE & FIELDS

GEO|texture allows you to control or add randomness via texture input, or in c4d 20 or higher also with using fields as input.

SCALE & DEFORM BASED ON 2 SURFACES!

GEO|texure can use a second base surface (“limiter object”) to let you define the size and deformations of all objects with the help of a second, free form surface.

CONTROL OF PLACEMENTS VIA TEXTURE OR FIELDS (C4D R20+)

Geo|tex allows you to control which clone of the source objects or groups are placed on which parts of the mapping/base surface not only by randomness, or cyclic placement, but also via a bitmap texture or shader as input (using the textures grey values).

MAP UV/TEXTURES OVER ALL CLONES IN 1 CLICK

Geo|tex allows you to make a bitmap or shader over all clones using one single uv map, this works also on render instances! you can map a logo, an image, a shader or what ever over your scattered geometry without the need to use any tracks or complex hacks, it works in any render engine, as it uses the normal uv mapping of the source clones for this effect!

IDEAS OF USAGE

Building facades

Glass facades

Wood facades

Floors

Parquets, wood floors

Tiles

Roofs, roof tiles

Glass roofs

Railings, fences

Architectural constructions

Curved walls (also complex ones)

Stone or brick walls

VFX Animations

Historic building elements

Technical constructions

Curved elements with structure or cutouts, laser cuts etc

Trusses

Railways

Chesterfield leather parts, etc.

Carpets

Interior design

Jewellery

Frames (border & corner detection)

Abstract shapes, art

Scatter plants, trees,

Grass (with border detection to place small patches on the surface/UV edges),

Garden elements, stones,

Floor elements

Streets, street elements

Pavements

Paneling

Woven stuff

Metal meshes

Stairs, free form stairs and ramps