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Please fill the appropriate info in your profile. Your case looks like a very good opportunity for the Volume Builder/Mesher to shine. Especially the latest C4D version has the very useful Radius blend. After that you can polish the topology with the ZRemesher from the Remesh generator. It can definitely be modeled using the traditional tools with a Subdivision Surface finish but you need some prior experience. I would not recommend any Boolean operations for this kind of modeling. Do you need a step-by-step guide ? If yes, @Cerbera is our modeling professor. P.S. You forgot to upload the file you mention, unless you're referring to the image.

Digital twin firm Geopipe has made its 3D reconstruction of New York City available to download for free. Users can download any part of the city, which includes both buildings and terrain, as a lightweight textured model in common 3D formats including FBX, OBJ and glTF, for use in DCC applications and game engines. Geopipe specializes in AI-based reconstruction of real-world cities from satellite and geospatial data, for use in games, simulations, training and architectural visualization. As a sample of its data, the firm lets users download any part of its reconstruction of New York City – it covers all five boroughs, including Staten Island – for free. It’s possible to download the data in FBX, OBJ, gtTF/GLB or Collada format, for use in DCC apps like Blender, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Maya or Houdini, or as an OSG file for use in geospatial applications. Actually generating the download consumes credits – you get 180,000/month for free – with the number of credits used increasing in proportion to the land area you’re reconstructing. https://www.geopipe.ai/download

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Here is a useful one. Test ig object is in volume 🙂 VP Object to be tested against should be a child Test object is used as link Graph is quite simple with text output Setup can be expanded to test based on axis, bounding box and much more! 83_Point_in_Volume.c4d

No I think the dual colour schemes were abandoned some time ago. But we do still have the flexibility to change nearly every aspect of the application in prefs of course...