Fully Procedural Waffle Modeling in Cinema 4D! | Part 1

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In this MAXON Cinema 4D motion graphic tutorial we are going to be taking a look at how to make a fully procedural waffle in Cinema 4D. We will be using the Cinema 4D Bevel modifier, deformer modifier, and more!
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[@csmemarketing]

I really like how you made this video in a way that it's complete, and you don't have to watch part 2 if you don't want to.
I'll be back for part 2 as well.

[@bharat5194]

Very Cool!

[@drzaius8831]

This is a good waffle. I approve of this waffle.

[@nallabelipavan]

This very good tutorial and part 2 when?

[@chaosbreaker8737]

Genius

[@mst7829]

nice

[@who_wants_to_know]

nice but there wasn't an explanation for the noise multiply bump layer

[@princeneville]

I can't seem to get the iron to create those dents in the waffle 😢

[@etachi5309]

I don''t understand,because there are many shortcuts :(

[@pixiedust5239]

Just watch closely. Even turn the sound off and set the speed to .5 if you have to. C4D tutorials always do that so that you restart the video many times as this is valuable information they’re giving for free. So while it’s gonna take you more like three hours than 15 minutes as he’s done watch closely where his computer mouse is going and you will visibly see every single step

[@iamsoutherland]

This is not procedural....