Indents in C4D?

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  1. `sparks

    `sparks Jcoca

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    How would I make indents in C4D?

    Like the screen in this iPod?

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    Thanks for any help =]

    And, I have this awesome material for C4Ds. The only problem is, I need something for it to reflect off of to show its awesome properties. So I put it in a giant cube. The only problem is, when I render it, theres a side of the cube in the background, making it only look cool and unusable for sigs. How do I fix that...?
     
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    Phili G Well-Known Member

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    in 3dsmax you use booleans, idk about c4d
     
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    `sparks Jcoca

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    Oh. I use the knife tool. Im stupid.

    But what about rounded edges...?
     
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    use the knife tool to make the polygons and then use the extrude tool to raise and lower it
     
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    use the extrude tool mate

    select an area and right click and press extrude :)

    gald to help mate
     
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    thanks =]
     
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    i say u can use like drop shadow and all those cool blending options
     
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    I forgot to post, put if you havent figured it out, just make a cube, then add a hypernurb, the close it, click one the hypernurb and press C, and just do hypernurb modeling
     
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    I gett ittt =D

    thanks <3
     

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