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A big thanks to you Wolfgang. Really enjoying your tutorials as they all hit the sweet spot of modeling tutorials for me: hard surface modeling, quad modeling technics, dealing with curved surfaces and sci-fi. As for me: "Wolf 3D is must-see TV" Should you wish to have T-shirts made with that slogan, I expect $0.05 per shirt. 😉 I do agree with you about the probability on a Cerbera modeling channel on YouTube. That would take him away from time at the Cafe so I am pretty certain we would all lose in the long run. Thanks again! Dave

Lols 🙂 Cerbera already has a Youtube channel, but it's only got my music and drone stuff on it so far... Thanks for the confidence vote - I do wonder sometimes if I should try and find some time for some 4D vids as well. It's a good guess Sir Wolf 🙂 Between client work, private tuition, cafe and writing the musics (my other big passion) I don't tend to get the massive amounts of time required to put decent quality vids together. I have, in the recent past planned a project-based video tut series, but the time has eluded me so far. But also, people like yourself, and Hrvoje, Noseman, Chris Schmidt, EJ and Arrimus, Nicko Schatz and a select few others have done such a good job, that I simply don't think I could do better, and between them they have already covered pretty much every topological quandary I would ever want to do myself ! Indeed, I watch Wolf's and the other guys' videos for the sheer relaxment and the reward of watching someone doing something so well, and explaining it so eloquently and thoughtfully ! But nice to know you guys would watch if I did, so cheers ! CBR

Here's another quick video, this time about Terraform4D's blend modes. Terraform4D's multiple blend modes allow you to combine your terrain operators in creative and inspiring ways!

A couple of other YouTube channels to keep in your subscription list: C4D Cafe - I believe this YouTube channel contains some of Hrvoje's tutorials from his Vertex Pusher days. Not sure if they are redundant to the tutorials also posted at the Cafe site itself, but regardless of where find them, these are the go-to source for the beginner modeler. Just outstanding. PolygonPen - Takes on some really interesting modeling and retopology challenges with his/her tutorials that involve curved surfaces and asymmetry. Again, not for the beginner modeler but you will get there some day. John Dickinson - A really good set of short tutorials on tackling common modeling problems Noseman - Yes...Anthanasios Pozantzis has his own YouTube channel. So no Cineversity subscription required to benefit from his clear, concise explanations on various topics including MoGraph (which does provide some interesting possibilities with modeling). One of my favorite instructors. Digital Meat - A Cafe Regular so probably a bit redundant but he touches on everything! EyeDesign - EJ is a regular on the MAXON Podcasts and another set of YouTube tutorials that touch on everything!!! Dave