Hello everyone!
Welcome to Modeling a Shank from Destiny in Cinema 4D tutorial.
In this free tutorial series, I wanted to cover a workflow on re-creating a small Shank from beginning to end. We will focus more on the general shape blockout and refining, rather than going full into detail. Hope you find it useful.
Let´s do this!
Here is the list of hotkeys I used in the videos.
Move E
Rotate R
Scale T
Subdivision On/Off Q
Snapping On/Off Shift S
Bevel M-S
Extrude M-T
Loop Cut K-L
Line Cut K-K
Slide Edge M-O
Live Selection 9
Rectangle Selection 0
Loop Selection U-L
Ring Selectio U-B
Path Selection U-M
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Mario, when scaling script to circle proportionally you can just hold shift a few times and repeat the process for each hole to get them exactly the same size. I tend to be a bit ocd about symmetry and repetition so i use shift a lot when scaling or using the line cut. Thanks for these amazing tutorials!
Will try that for sure, thanks for the tip man!
I am Latin, and really his tutorials are very good, I learned a lot, I compiled the procedures
Thank you for Elementza, learning a lot.
Hey Mario,
Thank you so much for this series and all of your other tutorials, I’ve learned so much from them! I consider you to be the best source of Cinema 4D modeling tutorials on the internet. I can’t wait until you start integrating ZBrush and Substance in future lessons. Just a small nitpick that I have, I prefer it when you record your tutorials live instead of narrating after the fact. I know you’ve stated that it is easier for you to do it this way and I can completely understand why. Anyway, you’re doing a fantastic job! Keep it up!
Thank you Rossen, very kind of you to say that. Yeah at the moment it is easier just cause of the language barrier, and I can remove unnecessary content to save time without the struggle of doing a new recording. But that is only the case with longer sessions. Regular 10-20 min topic tutorials I still do live commentary.
Thanks again!