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That was NOT a thread. It was horizontal ribs. At no point will anyone of intelligence look at it and say "it actually spirals". If you 3d print it, it will NEVER thread into anuthing. Ever.

thanks a mil, rare material

Haven't been able to get this to work in version 2023.1.3. Has something changed? Can anyone recommend an alt method?

Very, very good Tips! Thank you so much!!!

Im perplexed that Glen's videos don't have more likes and views... its like a hidden treasure trove of goodies! Spechially for us who are starting to learn Cinema 4d

OHHHH MY GOD!!! This was sooooooooooooooo satisfying to watch! doing this tutorial asap!! Glen - You are amazing, thank you so much for this! - I am a self-learning hobbist - and this kind of tutorial is very helpful to guys like me!! Kudos from Norway!

just to confirm... this works on generators (extrudes, sweeps etc) - but not on primitives? e.g cubes?

Brilliant technique. Thank you for sharing this.

Thanks

Maybe faster way to cut polygons in the middle is to use edge selection, ring selection and then use connect points/edges function.(shortcut M/M). At least I have learnt it this way.

How about modeling the twisted angle for a bolt inside a nut?

das maestro!

love this, thank you for sharing!

that's quite Genius! thank you. I'm modeling a show with a series of holes on the side. do you recommend Boole or is there a preferred method which in non-destructive?

Today I saw watched this tutorial of yours and I loved it. I hope you are doing well now. Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us

learnt some new stuff on this one -----thanks===

fantastic... thank you!

My life has been a lie. :) Thank you very much

Just the tip I needed at 9am on a monday. Don't know how I missed this technique. Been a fan since the typewriter lol.

Hello! Can you please tell me how to change the background color of the viewport?

thx man !

Very useful. I´m trying to create worn edges but it´s been hard to setup the inverted AO, so looking forward for the next part.

Excellent tutorial thank you. The way you transformed the mesh into diagonals was brilliant I will use that tip for sure!

Really useful tips!

Thank you for the great explanation of the process. It would be cool if you could explain the way you created the scratches on the metal shader you have shown. Are these procedural, too?

Great tips!

I have been searching for two days for a technique like this. THANK YOU.

So helpfull. Thanx!

Make more videos please - really great stuff

This is excellent. Thank you.

Ey man!!! thanks a lot!! this really help me! when i see 30 min to make a nut i say, dammmm! skip, but when i start to lisent the video i realized that it was because the differents tips you were giving. Thanks

Very interesting! A whole new way to understand modelling, thanks!

Such a great tutorial! Thanks, Glen

Thanks you so much for the tutorial. I was looking for the exact tutorial and you have explained each step in detail. Thanks!

thanks so much great!

Beautiful.

amazing. keep it up

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The lesson is wonderful. Tell me how to set up an interface like yours in the scene, I especially liked the surface shadows ....

Glen, please keep making these videos because it's VERY hard to find really good content like yours about parametric modeling. Your techniques and skills are genuine and amazing. Thank you so much!

Loving your tutorials Glen, keep them coming... I ran into a problem with this: the geometry at the back side of the wrap where the edges of the extruded rectangle meet are mismatched, they don't join properly and the geo is absolutely atrocious, any ideas why?

thank you!!

Thank you for the video Glen! Been trying to learn this way of modeling. I have a question: Before creating the top and bottom holes, i'm getting a pretty good amount of pinching at the that i'm not seeing on yours(or can't see the top of yours to see if it's doing it). Each of our settings match. I do get a reduction in the pinching in the rectangle when I drop it from 20 down to 4, but it's still there. I am on an older version. Not sure if it is something within R20 that fixes this or if that's just the nature of pinching spheres. Any thoughts? Thank you again!

Thank you! A big hug.

Thank you!Great tutorial. If you feel like making more I will stay tuned.

Great tutorial and very useful. Thank you!

But in real life in the middle of the nut is a screw-thread? Why do you don't make it with helix curve and boolean?

Marvelous, thannk you!

I wish you had made this video in 2008 when I started modeling and optimizing scenes. Ha I had to learn all these tricks the hard way. On some long render nights.

Woooow!