Modeling Details on Perfect Sphere Objects | Cinema 4D Modeling Tutorial
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2020
- In this video, I will use Cinema 4d`s Shrink Wrap and Smoothing deformer to model and add hard surface details on a perfect sphere.
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the shrink wrap section just blow my mind! you are the best
You made me discover a really effective workflow with the slide tool and stich & sew. Thanks
i really love your tutorial! thank you so much!!!
The best modeling techniques on the whole wide web! Thank you so much!
Thank you
keep up the good work , there is very less people helping the modeling aspect of cinema 4d . Good job on this one. i hope you grow and make more and more tutorials.
Thanks.
you best man. thx for your videos!
Thanks for sharing your skills!
Thanks a lot, very helpful
Super useful!
Very Good!!!
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merci beaucoup, thank you very much
Thank thank you
This is awesome. I was going to start a project making a pokeball 😊
Show!!! Deus te abençoe!!!
Dude you make it look so simple! love it!
Thank you :)
@@polygonpen Would you consider trying to tackle this one? onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AEzJY3oKXKFIS%2Dw&cid=D049AA9CBA6B6C19&id=D049AA9CBA6B6C19%2135667&parId=D049AA9CBA6B6C19%21106&o=OneUp
I've been trying to do it with some of the methods you show, but I feel there is not enaugh information. Would love to see how you solve this. Thanks!
@@mr.towers2290 Yeah I may try to that in the future, thanks.
your tutorial is very helpful for beginners thx
Thank you
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Very nice! I watched the revolver video with Sub-D modelling .i personally use Octane Subdiviosn and then adjust edge flow but it does not have much control . can i as you about retopology ?
I will make a whole tutorial about retopology, but you can watch my helmet tutorial, you can fine some retopology stuff.
Keep on rollin' baby (c)
Very useful, thank you so much!!
A curiosity: there is a reason why you use R19 version,
instead of the latest versions?
Thank you
Thanks, I have R19 and R23 installed, R19 seems like more stable for me, but I will be using more R23 in the future.
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I guessed. Because the R23 seems a bit unstable to me too. Thank you for the answer
You're welcome.
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Can you please teach me how to make Mogharnas?
Hi, I'm quite new to C4D and am struggling (1:35) with extrude inner (my version is inset) but when 'extrude' my extruded parts move away from the axis creating gaps between the symmetries. Is it possible to fix this please?
Thanks for the vids, they are FANTASTIC tutorials (even if some are a bit too advanced for me). 👍
Thank you!
You can increase up the tolerance in the symmetry, that may work!
@@polygonpen thank you. 🙏
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