Al Reed

Hey everybody! In my most recent project I have a row of buildings/industrial units with sliding metal doors. The doors have the numbers of the units 'painted' on them. Is there a way to make these textures somehow sequential (going up in numerical order) instead of having 40+ separate textures? I want to make my scene as lightweight as possible. Thanks for your help! Al

A while ago I came across an awesome animation on my instagram feed of concrete being sprayed. It looked hyper realistic, and stuck to other surfaces. Annoyingly I have forgotten the name of the artist/studio that made that animation, and I really wanted to reference it for the project I am currently working on, which requires, you guessed it, sprayed concrete. Does anyone have any links to similar work, or have any suggestions of how to approach something like recreating concrete in Xparticles? Many thanks! Al

Cerbera! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I really appreciate your help. I signed up to Core4D just yesterday, hoping that I would get some advice, and honestly I'm overwhelmed by this community and how helpful and quick to respond everyone is! I hope that as I progress with my 3D skills that I can also be helpful to others in the future! Thanks again! Al

Hi Cerbera, thanks for your help! Here is the scene file. Many thanks! Al. Tunnel_Spline_Sweep_Issue_Core_4D.c4d

Hey kws! Thanks for your response! I tried using your method, but if I move the second rail spline in any direction, the tunnel geometry freaks out. I must be missing something :( 🤦‍♂️

Hey guys! I'm trying to create a tunnel network that is descending. I have my spline setup how I want it, but when I add the sweep, the tunnel loses its shape and becomes flat as it turns corners. I have attached a screen shot. Any suggestions would be much appreciated! Thanks! Al