The reference image along with the UV checker can be found on my TH-cam community post. The scene files of the beginner series are on the Discord server! discord.gg/VrTJCpnmH3
I've been taking your awesome tutorials recent 1-2 weeks. They are brilliant! Always learn something new. New cool feature learned: highlighting triangles and Ngons in Modeling settings. Thank you!
This is soooo weird , you just uploaded the video 20 seconds ago and you already saved my life , OMG Im about to start a new job that really focuses on uv unwrapping models for inflatable structures (balloons) and I went to youtube to learn how, Thankks a lot 😍😍
Great tutorial for beginners! I guess the UV theme is interesting for many peoples, especially how to work with different sized island or make two different UV's for 1 model.
MAXON urgently needs to bring the 3dsMax smart extrude to Cinema 4D! And improve snapping as it's done in Blender, 3dsMax and Sketchup! Nice tutorial as always!
Thank you very much for this. I have set a question about UV Unwrapping for your glass. Beginner part 3. I didn't get a clean cut for this pice. Maybe you can help me? This camera is my next project. Radio, cofffe cup and glass finished so far.. Thx again This ist the next one for me😁
Yeah, I saw your question on Discord as well, you can try interactive mapping, I used that method in one of my bottle tutorials, you can check that out!
Hey in the first phase, couldnt you just delete the unwanted face after extruding inwards? (Commenting here within the first 20 mins of this video’a upload)
Yes, for a simple model, you can delete the polygons and proceed, but with complex shapes, it's not as easily resolved. Since our goal is to establish a solid foundation in modeling through this series, learning the best methods is advisable.
@@polygonpen really wish c4d had a dedicated “extrude manifold” tool like blender for extruding inwards with non-manifold geometry. Although it can be done with control+ LMB drag on polygons with polygon pen tool but it creates so much unwanted geometry. Its a mess. th-cam.com/video/aTFUaE-2_vo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yl1MFt4yhkRWVMMu
@@polygonpen i recently start to learn Plasticity , its a great tool NO TOPOLOGY but i do believe in what you are saying , topology is how the 3d object is working in the core of it worst is when i was intruder to retopology man that hit hard , i was crying under my desk by the way for anybody is reading this im just an enjoyer of 3d art in general
The reference image along with the UV checker can be found on my TH-cam community post.
The scene files of the beginner series are on the Discord server!
discord.gg/VrTJCpnmH3
I've been taking your awesome tutorials recent 1-2 weeks. They are brilliant! Always learn something new. New cool feature learned: highlighting triangles and Ngons in Modeling settings. Thank you!
Thank you, indeed e great feature, it helps a lot!
This is soooo weird , you just uploaded the video 20 seconds ago and you already saved my life , OMG Im about to start a new job that really focuses on uv unwrapping models for inflatable structures (balloons) and I went to youtube to learn how, Thankks a lot 😍😍
Awesome!!
I swear you are the best in youtube , I learned a looot from you bro , thank youuu ,
Awesome!
Beautiful! I've been using C4D for many years and I learnt many new things and realised a few erroneous techniques of mine.
Thank you very much
Thank you!!
Tremendously helpful-thank you so much! You cover the basics so well and are an amazing teacher.
Thank you!
Finally 🎉🎉🎉 been waiting for next part 🙏🙏
Thank you for another FANTASTIC tutorial. The best out there!!! 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Fantastic as always ❤
Thank you!
Great tutorial for beginners! I guess the UV theme is interesting for many peoples, especially how to work with different sized island or make two different UV's for 1 model.
More than wonderful, thank you
Thank you very much for this.
modeling tutorial with UV work it's an excellent thing
Thank you!!
MAXON urgently needs to bring the 3dsMax smart extrude to Cinema 4D! And improve snapping as it's done in Blender, 3dsMax and Sketchup! Nice tutorial as always!
Thank you, I agree, snapping in Blender is incredibly easy and effective, I love that feature of Blender!
NICE WORK
Thank you!
Thank you for another great tutorial! Btw, you can hide the Workplane in front of the model, in the Options menu, cheers!
Amazing tutorials
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
hi, thanks for your lessons. Please show the UV in the Redshift rendering
Merci beaucoup
amazing
Thanks!
Thank you very much for this.
I have set a question about UV Unwrapping for your glass.
Beginner part 3.
I didn't get a clean cut for this pice.
Maybe you can help me?
This camera is my next project.
Radio, cofffe cup and glass finished so far..
Thx again
This ist the next one for me😁
Yeah, I saw your question on Discord as well, you can try interactive mapping, I used that method in one of my bottle tutorials, you can check that out!
As Redshift are now a part of Cinema 4D, will you start using that as main render in your tuts?
Yes.
Hi, im new to discord. Where can i find the scene files? Regards
Please ask this on the Discord server, I can not help you here.
@@polygonpen No problem, will do👍
@@polygonpen btw, you make great tutorials. Ive followed many and they are so helpful especially in developing professional work flow habits.
@@magicdog5623 Thank you, this is what I am aiming for, laying a solid foundation especially in the beginning of learning 3D modeling.
Hey in the first phase, couldnt you just delete the unwanted face after extruding inwards? (Commenting here within the first 20 mins of this video’a upload)
Yes, for a simple model, you can delete the polygons and proceed, but with complex shapes, it's not as easily resolved. Since our goal is to establish a solid foundation in modeling through this series, learning the best methods is advisable.
@@polygonpen really wish c4d had a dedicated “extrude manifold” tool like blender for extruding inwards with non-manifold geometry. Although it can be done with control+ LMB drag on polygons with polygon pen tool but it creates so much unwanted geometry. Its a mess.
th-cam.com/video/aTFUaE-2_vo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yl1MFt4yhkRWVMMu
my biggest problem is topology , i just hate it
In my opinion, the more familiar you become with it, the easier it becomes to understand topology, so it is all about practicing.
@@polygonpen i recently start to learn Plasticity , its a great tool NO TOPOLOGY
but i do believe in what you are saying , topology is how the 3d object is working in the core of it
worst is when i was intruder to retopology man that hit hard , i was crying under my desk
by the way for anybody is reading this im just an enjoyer of 3d art in general