Cinema 4D Tutorial - Screw Modeling Part 2

It demonstrates how to model a screw using Cinema 4D.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Cinema
• 4D
• Modeling
• Screw
• Tutorial
• Sweep
• NURBS

[bongobl]

in your tutorial, you made ONE object subtract volume from the other (spline and the screw) how do you make 2 objects subtract from the third, how would you parent/child different objects?

[thebigboss1212]

if you think c4d is frustrating you have to try maya

[Signe060792]

If you think maya is frustrating you have to try c4d

[zakamooza]

@thebigboss1212 well of course if you are a beginer, you have to start with something easyier than maya, in my opinion you shout start using c4d, and learn all its features, training for about a year then move on maya.

[OGOTENKSO]

Wait I'm confused about where you got the cross for the top of the screw???

[3Mever]

@bongobl it works as u said it would .haven't use boolean in a long time because it mess up geometry (my opinion).thanx for your replay

[bongobl]

@3Mever no, I understand, your solution works but if the two "subtracting" objects are intersecting eachother, the intersecting part won't be subtracting from the 3rd object.

For best results, use a boole to union the 1st and 2nd objects together to morph their geometry, and drop that bool under another boole to subtract the 3rd

[3Mever]

@bongobl look like you didn't get the answer.in the boolean object the hierarchy should be like this: object that you want to subtract from and under it(not a child to it)

you should place a null object that include all the objects to be subtracted from the first object.if i'm not clear enough just send me a message.

[MrNinjaboy100]

make it faster next time



[Tinman6]

Haha! He said redude it (reduce it)! Great Tutorial