Creating a Fun Factory Looping Animation w/ Perry Cooper | Part 3: Factory

In part 3 of our 3D fun factory looping animation tutorial series, motion graphics designer Perry Cooper takes us through the step-by-step process used to model the factory.
Tools used: OctaneRender, Cinema 4D, After Effects.
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[@DenisGareev]

Nice nice tutorial, thank you Perry and Nvidia Studio !!!!!

[@andersutterstrom6089]

Hi Perry, I'm really enjoying this tutorial -:) But, for the life of me I can't figure out how you make the loop cut at 3:05. I can not get the loop to loop all the way around, only partially. Either the extruded ridge or the bridge bottom itself. Would you, please give me a hint? I'm using R23 and I have spent hours trying to figure it out. Cheers/Anders

[@andersutterstrom6089]

I gave up on using loop cuts and subdivisions and instead put it in a volume builder/volume mesher. The result is similar -:)

[@retkort]

Si

[@retkort]

xd