Automate the process of creating aliases from one Collection to another. Batch convert hex codes to aliases with this script.

Component instances don't allow you to change nested elements' dimensions. This handy little workaround will let you resize anything in your instances.

Figma's Design Libraries are very powerful tools to create reusable components and develop Pattern Libraries. However, it's important to set up your components correctly from the beginning in order to get the most out of them. Today, I'll show you the best way I found to set up UI components in order to maximize their scalability across all their design states.

Use layered blending modes and fills to create more versatile image filters across your component instances. When dealing with multiple instances of components, applying image filters across children can be difficult. The Image Filter tool works well but lacks batch editing and changing image files can reset the filter controls.

Learn how to make animated 3D Dust Particles and download alembic files that can be dropped into any 3D scenes to add floating particles quickly and efficiently. Additionally, get the original C4D scene with all the controls and objects to create your own 3D dust.

Downloading your pictures from Google Photos via Takeout Export messes up the EXIF data of images. If re-importing elsewhere, like in Apple Photos' iCloud, it's important to fix that data in order to have a successful import that stays in chronological order and with the correct GPS coordinates.

In a material study of an SLA 3D print material in Cinema 4D with Redshift, I analyze real prints to recreate the plastic look, translucence and horizontal layer lines as closely as possible. Follow the process below and download the source files to try it out yourself.

A tutorial on how to create beautiful and photorealistic renders of your Minecraft worlds in Cinema 4D. The following tutorial is a demonstration of the core steps I go through to make renders. I obviously add and modify things from one render to the other, but these steps are always the same.