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here‘s some of mine: also nebula studios did this one here entirely in c4d:

I took my oldest daughter to see Monsters Inc 20 years ago when she was only 7. The last scene in the movie when Mike re-assembled Boo's door from splinters so Sully could visit her again left my daughter a little choked up in a bitter sweet way. As we walked silently out to the car and I put he in the back seat and buckled her up, she did not say a word. Before I started the engine, I looked at her through the rear-view mirror, and softly said "Boo" "I don't want to talk about it." was all she said. She was quiet the whole way home. That shows the power of good story telling when a 7-year-old just doesn't gobble up the visuals like candy but is emotionally affected by the story long after the credits role. It would be interesting to see if they continue the relationship of Boo and Sully.

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Ah, I wasn't aware of the pairs notation. Good to know. Learned something new 🙂

Maybe I am missing something, but if you want to chamfer edges you simply change the mode to edges? Edges are defined as pairs such as 0-1, 0-2 etc. Also, it is often way easier to convert a point selection. Here is an example file cham.c4d I did the pure nodes version but you can use exact same nodes in object manager with same settings

Amazing work. The integration of live action and animation was extremely ambitious and the camera tracking was perfect. I noticed that pretty much the entire Sujono family was involved in a meaningful way in the making of this short: David Sujono (aka Digital Dave) - Director, Writer, overall creative force Paulus Sujono - Original Score John Sujono - Camera Operator Joseph Sujono - Production Designer I half expected to see this credit: David Sujono courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Sujono. 😆 Amazing creative endeavor by a very creative family. This should find its way to the Maxon page. Dave P.S. My only nit has nothing to do with the creative execution of this entire piece. But would the Newton's Cradle on the Aurora still be rocking back and forth (first seen here at the 1:40 mark) on a ship that was abandoned for a couple of years?

This is epic Dave! So many lovely shots. Absolutely killer work.