Cinema 4D Tutorial - Make Animated Outlines Using Sketch & Toon in Cinema 4D

In this tutorial, I'll be covering how you can animate on your line art made with Cinema 4D's Sketch and Toon. First I'll go over how you can easily animate on your objects using the Mograph Module and effectors. Then I'll demonstrate how you can have the lines generated by Sketch & Toon draw or animate on using it's Draw options. I'll show some of the things you need to know to have full control over how they draw on as well as providing a few tips on how to avoid some common issues that may occur using the Draw options like lines randomly popping on and off during the animation.
I cover Sketch Style Tags in this tutorial and you can get more in depth information about them in my Sketch Style Tag tutorial here:
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[@EpsilonFX]

Watching your tutorials tempts me to work more with c4d haha :')

[@joaquinalejandro9915]

excelente tutorial
saludos desde navojoa!!!!!

[@eyedesyn]

joaquín alejandro Thank you sir!

[@gabrielriquelme3469]

This tut is a thing of beauty.... gracias desde chile chile lindo!

[@thibaultchancerelle3747]

Great !! How can i create the wood texture on the skateboard please ? :)

[@ramilabdulhalikov646]

I am using plain but fractured object only move toward only one direction. I want to move fractured object to both side: up and down. How can I solve thi sproblem

[@eyedesyn]

You'd have to manually adjust the anchor points to face opposite directions on each object OR create two Fracture Objects, one including the objects you want to go up, and the other the ones you want to go down and use 2 Plain Effectors.

[@azuragrafis]

How to create the skateboard?

[@eyedesyn]

Its a simple extruded rounded rectangle with a bend deformer on each side