Let's make a geometric cloth cube. (C4D & Figma tutorial)

[@EffingtonCouldBe]

All of your tuts are unique/useful/awesome - thanks!

[@virtuallyvisual]

aw im so glad you think so!! Thank you very much!

[@anjodo1577]

I didn't expect you to drop the tutorial so soon. Thank you so much! My Saturday night plans are made! (Yes, I only touch C4D grass)

[@virtuallyvisual]

hahaha I got a little crazy and recorded it pretty much the day after I posted. :) not normal for me, but it was on my mind! Glad you like it!

[@ЕвгенияБекар]

Wow, wow, wow!!!

[@virtuallyvisual]

:)

[@anjodo1577]

Excuse my English, it's not my first language. I wanted to make different images on each side. I'm a beginner, so I'm not sure what I did was the right way. I made my cube editable and splitted each face of the cube. I then put them in a connect object, and gave each face it's own vertex map. When that was done: connect object > "current state to object". And voila, a different vertex map on each side of the cube. Couldn't find any tutorial on how to do this. So for whoever is reading this, maybe it helps you as well. If I could have done it easier, please tell me how. Cheers!

[@choismotion]

I love the pattern. so gooood.

[@virtuallyvisual]

thank ya thank ya!

[@AB-mv1mb]

This looks cool! will work great with clothing videos or some furniture stuff

[@virtuallyvisual]

This would def work well for some ballooning furniture, or maybe some fabric texture / color ! Thanks!

[@robinravi4836]

Patterns are very attractive 🤩

[@virtuallyvisual]

thank you!

[@jayygado4711]

supppaaaa coooll!! 🔥🔥

[@virtuallyvisual]

Ayyyyy! Glad you think so! Thanks!

[@bharat5194]

Nice one

[@virtuallyvisual]

@@bharat5194 thanks!

[@lox31140]

Nice Thanks

[@virtuallyvisual]

Absolutely!