This tutorial will take you through the easy and handy process of spline projection in Cinema 4D: 1. Go to Object>Spline Primitive>Text, and type the desired text. Here's what it would look like afterwards: 2. Next, go to Objects>Primitive>Sphere and make a big sphere a bit larger than the width of the text. Then, move the text so that it's placed in front of the sphere like the image below: 3. Make the text object editable by pressing "C" on your keyboard. Next, go into point mode (look at image below if you're confused), and...

This is a tutorial for modeling the mouth in Cinema 4D. It can also be adapted into other 3d applications if you know the basic functions of the program. Enjoy :)! ...

I have to apologize that this tutorial is so vague, but when I did it step by step, I had about 30+ screenshots. Therefore, I've included the source c4d file that you can download :) Nose Modeling Walkthrough.c4d (Save target as) This tutorial is for intermediate 3D modelers ...

This tutorial isn't really program specific, so you can use this tutorial on any 3D application. I tried my best to keep this somewhat beginner-friendly, but you definitely need to have a decent grasp on the 3D tools and terminology for this tutorial. Enjoy! ...

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This tutorial will take you through creating clothes in Cinema 4D. You'll need to have the Clothide module on Cinema 4D. I think that r8 and up have the Clothide module on them. I have more tutorials on the way, they're just taking much longer to complete then I expected =___=;;; This tutorial is really for Intermediate to Advanced Cinema 4D users. I'm sure a beginner could complete this tutorial, but I haven't exactly made it newbie friendly. 1. Start off by going to Objects>Object Library>Human Meg. This will give you the default female model...

Cinema 4D Clothes Part 2 (Wrinkles and Folds) ...