Very very good! I'm now learning C4D after be proficient in Rhino and Inventor, and I'm realised how I can't learn before this program... And its motor renders like Octane or Arnold! OMG! Keep pushing and uploading things like that!
Damn bro as always good tut but man try to go slower on us learners lolol, if u could speak for the next tut that would be awesome, but as always you're doing a great job man, thanks
Looks nice :) Still you should try to use Subdivsion Surface more. 8 rotation Segments is the amount you should be using for the cylinders and also using shortcuts for the tools speeds up your working time immensely!
Kamehiran Thank you very much. It s an important point that you said. Yes at first I could use a cylinder with more subdivision. but all it is interested in making it with right topology. Also if I use more shortcut some friends cant see connection of the parts.
Awesome Tutorial! you make nice tutorials! just one question where do i find this "psr 0" tool you use to take the coordinates from the main object to the sub object automatically.
Hi, and thank you. 58Hustla. Yes it is very usefull tool for modelling. you can find it Windows--Customization--Customize Commands. you can search like 'Reset PSR'. And You can drag and drop it where you want to see..
Still a lot infuriating modelling in C4D. Why moving the spline end points on the connecting rails between the legs couldn't be a 3 click process I will never know. Couldn't there be a point command or other and add the point to the bolts then the spline ends have something to snap to ?
Cool...I will have to look into that. I gave up modelling in C4D because I found a lot of the tools slower than CAD modelling and then bringing the model into C4D for presentations. I will be happy to switch back though once the whole process becomes more time efficient. Some commands are far too slow and full of too many steps.
As a tutorial, it's really clear to follow. Nice pedagogical channel. Keep it up. Thank you.
Thank you too Pino CAZZETTA.
Very very good! I'm now learning C4D after be proficient in Rhino and Inventor, and I'm realised how I can't learn before this program... And its motor renders like Octane or Arnold! OMG!
Keep pushing and uploading things like that!
Thank you Alex. I used Corona for final image. I am new at Corona. Just trying to learn more..
very very good!
Thank you very much
You inspired me! 😊 Thank you!!
I wanted to attach my chair, but CZcams won't let me do it :(
Thank you so much. no matter, maybe one day u can share them in your page(behance, instagram or youtube).
Fantastic!
Thank you very much Jimmy.
Damn bro as always good tut but man try to go slower on us learners lolol, if u could speak for the next tut that would be awesome, but as always you're doing a great job man, thanks
Thank you Jonhhatan. I will care of timing when edit videos. Yes İt could be nice but I am not good at english so much. I am so sorry about that.
Ohhh i see, where u from? if u don't mind me asking? thanks again mate
From Turkey. I really would like to speak on my videos to make them better interested in quality. I am so sorry.
you can change the playback speed.
oh, i would have liked to see the texturing, super cool video anyways.
Thank you so much
Thanks for watching Md. Abul Hasan
very nice a frend
Thank you very much Pedro.
So good tutorial but pls tool explain n pls your voice
Thank you very much !
I really loved it so much it was very cool
Thank you very much Usa El Wardany.
Looks nice :) Still you should try to use Subdivsion Surface more. 8 rotation Segments is the amount you should be using for the cylinders and also using shortcuts for the tools speeds up your working time immensely!
Kamehiran Thank you very much. It s an important point that you said. Yes at first I could use a cylinder with more subdivision. but all it is interested in making it with right topology. Also if I use more shortcut some friends cant see connection of the parts.
Thank you very much
so helpful thx
Thank you too. I m so glad to know the video helps.
I'd love to see the texturing too. Do you have anything about it?
Thank you Mister X. I didnt do a complex texturing. just used diffuse channel and cubic projection.
Yes, I figured that out, too, with some time. Thank you and nice video ;)
Awesome Tutorial! you make nice tutorials! just one question where do i find this "psr 0" tool you use to take the coordinates from the main object to the sub object automatically.
Hi, and thank you. 58Hustla. Yes it is very usefull tool for modelling. you can find it Windows--Customization--Customize Commands. you can search like 'Reset PSR'. And You can drag and drop it where you want to see..
thank you very much i found it, very usefull.
Hi ! Thank u for a tut it's very nice. but where do i find the tools in the right side ?
Thank you very much JFPROD. I think you mean selection tool. you can see it on the top menu ('Select')
GOGOLERIUS thank u so much, i wish u the best
Still a lot infuriating modelling in C4D. Why moving the spline end points on the connecting rails between the legs couldn't be a 3 click process I will never know. Couldn't there be a point command or other and add the point to the bolts then the spline ends have something to snap to ?
Hi Glyn Dyer and you are right at this point. because it is possible to make it with snap tool. Thank you for your nice comment.
Cool...I will have to look into that. I gave up modelling in C4D because I found a lot of the tools slower than CAD modelling and then bringing the model into C4D for presentations. I will be happy to switch back though once the whole process becomes more time efficient. Some commands are far too slow and full of too many steps.
Where is material?
Terrible music