Using CINEMA 4D's Boole Union Mode To Cure Overlaps

At first glance it can look like CINEMA 4D's Boole Tool doesn't do much in Union Mode. But it can be very handy when you are cutting two or more "cutting" shapes that overlap out of an object. Unless you union the shapes, you'll probably find there is no cut where the two cutter shapes overlap. Union solves this.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• CINEMA
• 4D
• 3D
• animation
• modeling
• modelling
• rendering
• graphics
• boole
• boolean
• union
• mode
• cut
• cutter
• objects

[TheWindClaw]

Ah, the boolean... is there anything it can't do?

[MoTiionDesigns]

"I'll just pop a cap on it.."

[MrShayneOneill]

@LeLarb Just build it up shape at a time. 1+1 in a bool is 1, then bool it with another, and so on.

[KATOUACHE]

GOOD JOb

[marcel911]

So obvious now you told me. Thanks it's saved me gong bald :)

[smurfelunn]

This helped me a LOT

[fdespotovski]

Thank you! This really helped me!

[LeLarb]

This seems helpful at first but i still can't see how this can be used when i want to use more than 2 objects as cutting shapes. Before this tutorial, the limit i got was one, now it's two.

[sajjlent]

10x alot , really helped !!!

[kiwisonlegend007]

THANK YOU :D