When working on an industrial part or object you will inevitably need to do a cutaway view of it to completely explain its process. It is because the models can be quite complex that creating a cutaway effect in Cinema 4D can be challenging.
[pullquote]Cinema 4D has a slice option on the cylinder primitive. In this video we will see how to use that with a Bool object to create a cutaway effect.[/pullquote]This is where Jamie Hamel-Smith comes in with his latest 5 min quick tip showing how you can use the slice option in the cylinder primitive along with a bool object, to create an easy cutaway effect in Cinema 4D.
The cutaway effect in Cinema 4D is achieved by animating the slice option’s properties over time. This can create a slice that essentially grows out of the shape and can rotate around its central point.
Check out the tutorial for Cylinder Slice Bool in Cinema 4D, creating a cutaway effect in Cinema 4D here.
