nanosphere modeling

A presentation on the modeling of regular mesoporous microspheres and core-shell structures.

Share this pageC4DModeling methods for two types of regular mesoporous microspheres and core-shell structures.C4DTo download, please seeDownload Cinema 4D 2024.5.0For commonly used plugins and basic settings, please seeInstalling Common Plugins和White Transparent Rendering Settings。

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core-shell structure

Video Tutorials

Illustrated Tutorial

1. Create a sphere, set the number of segments to 32, and do not adjust the radius.

2. Convert the sphere to an editable object. The shortcut isCKey.

3. Switch to face mode to delete faces as needed; in this example, 1/8 of the sphere has been deleted.

To delete a portion, in the options,Visible OnlyYou need to check this box. When selecting a face with the Rectangular Selection tool, hold downshift和CtrlThese keys add to and subtract from the selection on the currently selected face, respectively!

4. Create a cloth surface for the sphere with a thickness of 15, for example.

5. Create a new sphere as the core and add segments; a radius of about 60 should suffice.

6. Rendering settings. Please refer toWhite Transparent Rendering Settings。

Regular Mesoporous Structures—Part 1

Video Tutorials

Illustrated Tutorial

1. Create a sphere, set the number of segments to 32, and do not adjust the radius.

2. Convert the sphere to an editable object. The shortcut isCKey. Create a cloth surface for the sphere; use a thickness of 15 as an example.

3. Create a new sphere to serve as the object for cloning the cylinder.

The type of sphere is an icosahedron!

4. Create a new cylinder for cloning. Radius 9, height 132. Apply the Clone command to the cylinder.

5. Set the clone mode toObject, with the distribution pattern beingVertex, transformationRotate PAdjust the angle to 90°.

6. AddBooleanCommand.

Fabric surfaces go on top, clones go on the bottom!

7. Slightly adjusting the number of segments on the sphere to 20 will increase the density of the holes.

8. Rendering settings. Please refer toWhite Transparent Rendering Settings。

Regular Mesoporous Structures II

Video Tutorials

Illustrated Tutorial

1. Create a sphere and convert it to an editable object. In Face Mode, delete 1/8 of it. Add a fabric surface with a thickness of 15.

2. Create a new sphere to serve as the object to be cloned from the cylinder. Radius: 60; number of segments: 20.

3. Create a new cylinder for cloning. Radius 9, height 132. Apply the Clone command to the cylinder.

4. Add a clone command to the cylinder. Set the clone mode toObject, with the distribution pattern beingVertex, transformationRotate PAdjust the angle to 90°.

5. AddBooleanCommand: Place the fabric surface on top and the clone on the bottom!

6. Rendering settings. Please refer toWhite Transparent Rendering Settings。

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