Cinema 4D Tutorial - Create chipped/worn edges to objects

Hello peeps. Let's learn how to easily create chipped/worn edges to object using Volume Builder and Boole objects.

[ArchViz-D]

Great for creating little damaged concrete curbs on edges. Thank you.

[sicktit]

Dude, that is so cool man, I would normally do this in Zbrush, so this is a huge timesaver, I just wished the video was a slightly higher res, as on my screen it's blurred to some degree...

[JCShannon]

That's so good. I was wondering why you put the cube in a Boole, but then after playing with it I realized that if the cube was in the Volume Builder you could only get one texture. Thanks for this great video, please make more! 😄

[santaiswhite]

Awesome, should, and the concrete material looks dope as well

[Minttusuklaarae]

is it weird if my RTX 3060 TI workstation becomes super slow while doing this volume builder + mesher method? I'm confused..

[nosky]

cool method but the boolean struggle to calculate the edges of anything that isnt a cube

[artkiko]

Do you think this technique would work to add crinkles to a chip bag? Thanks!

[Nasdero]

really cool but im having issues with slightly more complex geomitry then a cube

[Jebesniper]

please update this tutorial on newer versions

[zavugaderek]

Extremely useful. Wish you could speek

[Jebesniper]

random field option not visible, i'm on cinema4d s24

[thabzaone]

sadly when i click the random filed the chipps go away