Randy Johnson
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Draw the profile of it with a spline. Then use a sweep nurbs to get a mesh.
Sweep nurbs work really well for these you want to use your profile shape as the first spline in the sweeps and your path spline second.
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Adam made this tutorial that should help.
https://www.3danvil.com/tutorials/DOF_Effect/DOF_Effect.html/randy
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splines should work.
What is the shape?
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shift and F12 (depending on your set up)
Otherwise Window:LAYOUT:COMMAND MANAGER
this has all the functions and all the short cuts./randy
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1.Open C4D
2. File: Merge
3. Select 3ds file./randy
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What are you using for displacement? If it is noise you need to to turn all movement to 0.
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Cloth is sensitive to how many polygons you have and howmany of those are triangles and so on. This means you will have a hard time getting a consistant result since your caps are N-gons.
For a solution I would suggest that you change the caps in your extrude nurbs from the default N-gons to Quads, then enable the grid option.
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that looks like the phong angle to me.
I tried and did not get that result at all.
627_la.c4d.zip/randy