Adam Trachtenberg
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Try putting a transparent material on the sphere that you’re using to cut the capsule. The geometry at the intersection of the two objects takes its material from the cutting object.
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If none of the above works you might try trashing your preferences.
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The perspective camera works like a real camera lens, meaning that here will always be some degree of perspective distortion. As with real cameras, the best way to minimize it is to move the camera back and zoom in. The farther the camera is from the subject the flatter the projection will be.
Or you can use one of the non-perspective projections for your render camera (e.g. front, left, right, etc). Those cameras will give you perfectly undistorted results. The down side, of course, is that you can’t orbit those camera views.
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If I remember right, when you install the program there’s a separate routine for installing the preset content, so you probably need to run the installer again.
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The joints are weighted and it’s generally set up okay. The automatic weighting isn’t perfect, however, especially with a thick model like this. You’ll have to manually adjust the weights to get a good result.
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You’ll probably need to increase the sample count. In the GI general tab, set samples to “custom sample count” and bump samples up until the artifacts start to clear up.
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Another way to approach this would be to use two copies of the bent cube, with opposite bends, and the cloner’s blend mode.
Example: 8820_blendbend.c4d.zip
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File link isn’t there.
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You have a number of options:
1. Surface Deformer;
2. Shrink Wrap Deformer;
3. Wrap Deformer (spherical mode);
4. Spherify Deformer.Once you have the glasses deformed the way you want use “current state to object” and then apply the boolean.
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No problem — glad you figured it out.
Regarding mograph selections, use the selection tool but hold down the command/control key to erase.