Cinema 4d 2023: Beginners Guide Pt 2(Navigation, Viewports, Move/Rotate/Scale tools, and Selections)

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Where have you been all my life. Thanks a lot

Honestly, these are really useful videos - I'm such a noob and you're so good at explaining everything, thank you!

Thank you for this tutorial series!!

Thank you for the great video. I am a teacher and I want to teach Cinema4D to my students. The way you teach and explain is really good.

Do you have teachers notes that you usually use or do you take notes from somewhere online to organize your lessons/units? Would love some advice!

To be honest, I was very overwhelmed with this software and then I started watching your tutorials and now I feel at ease. I can't thank you enough for your time and patience to make these tutorials. Your way of teaching is just amazing. Thank you so much.

Thanks so much for this deep beginners dive into C4D! I've been a designer for awhile, using Maya a little bit here and there, but I need to know C4D as its really become a must in the industry. Thanks so much! Subscribed.

You are doing good, add more videos to this playlist

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I love your course 🎉🎉

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i am searching for update tutorial and i got it waiting for more with tips and tricks

Спасибо чувак!!!

Thank you so much , please continue doing what you are doing, it helps a lot!

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Thank you so much for this series. I've tried so many different tutorials as a total beginner and they all slipped over certain areas or missed important functions. With your videos everything is logical, step by step and easy to understand!

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Thank you! Great video

Hello there, I cant not orbit as the same way as you do. Mine is just orbiting around the center of the screen, not around where we click the mouse :(. Can you help me?

insane tutorial .. very detailed and beginner friendly .. hopefully you'll continue making awesome content

I hope you continue with these. finding it much easier to learn the software rather than being put in the deep end and having someone jsut teach me how to do 1 single animation. Thanks!

I was hoping to learn a way to move objects similar to Rhino. Click on an axis , and a dialog box pops up, to enter a value. Oh well