Cinema 4D Python Tutorial 15: Object Volume Calculator (Python Tag)

In this Cinema 4D Python tutorial, we use the Python tag to create an automatic Object Volume Calculator. It works with any of six objects and displays the resulting volume above the chosen object. When no object is selected, it also alerts us to this situation.

My thanks go to the following people, all of whom have been kind enough to buy me a coffee:

Matt, Cedric, Uriah, Willy, Vadim, Tim, Simone, Alain, David and Daniil.

Your generosity is always, greatly appreciated!

0:00 - Intro.
1:00 - Setting up the Scene Objects.
4:08 - Python: Initialisation.
9:01 - Python: The Cube’s Code.
14:55 - Python: Defining a Position Function for the Text.
16:15 - Python: The Cylinder’s Code.
20:00 - Python: The Sphere’s Code.
23:47 - Python: The Pyramid’s Code.
26:44 - Python: The Torus’ Code.
31:31 - Python: The Cone’s Code.
34:05 - Final Summation.
37:41 - Outro.

[ralphwealth]

you are doing an amazing job with these tutorials

[freelax]

Thank you for your time and for everything else too! +1abo

[willy]

Perfect tutorial, Julian. do you know perhaps, how I can write 'cubic cm' in small way as you can do it in Word with subscript

[vikassharma-oi]

can you create a tutorial about a car rig in Cinema 4d ( Dynamic car Rig ) there are no tutorials on online about car rigging in Cinema 4d advanced car rig

[vladimirtomin]

You could probably get away with geometry nodes-only by filling volumes of objects with ton of really small cubes. Knowing volume of one cube and cubes count you basically have volume of any object. I know I know, it wasn't the point, but still ))

[ralphwealth]

you are doing an amazing job with these tutorials