Cinema 4D, TutorialsNovember 17, 2012November 17, 2012

Cinema 4D – Creative Use of Atom Array Tutorial

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[Source] The Pixel Lab
[Level] Intermediate

This tutorial will show you a creative way to use the Cinema 4D Atom Array to quickly add some industrial/metal scaffolding detail to your logo or scene.

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Atom Array, Cinema 4D Tutorial, Logo, MoGraph, Motion Graphics

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