Right click on your screen and select “Extrude” Take the Live Selection tool and on your “M” object select the shown polygon: Middle click on your screen and go back to perspective view.

Delete the “t” from your Media Militia object and rename the “t” you just split to “t” Now go back to your “Media Militia” object and select and split the “t”, just as we did with the “M”. This creates a new object with just the “M” now delete the selection you have selected, this will delete the “M” from Media which leaves you with an “M” object and a “edia Milita” object. So middle click on the top view to make that view bigger, and select the first “M” letter of Media Militia right click on it and press “Split” Now with the scroll button of your mouse click on your “canvas” and you will see that four different views just opened up, we will be using the top view Take the polygon tool and the Rectangle Selection tool, make sure to un check the “only select visible elements” box You can now delete your old object that you just “Connected” Open this object and select everything (Ctrl+A) then right click your object and press “Connect” Now take your ExtrudeNURBS object and hit “C” (this makes your object editable) Now rotate your text object: 90* on the X axis and -90* on the Y axisĬhange the object properties of the Extrude NURBS to 0 / 0 / 35 *NEW* – We just released a font that you can download that creates a similar effect. In this tutorial we will be using some resources you will want to download before starting:

I will go pretty in depth with the Cinema 4D part, for all the inexperienced users, so bare with me if I go too slow. This effect is made in two programs, Cinema 4D and Photoshop.If you haven’t heard of Cinema 4D before it is a relatively easy to use 3d application, it is quite similar to 3dsMax or Maya. I’m going to show you how to make a 3D text shatter effect.

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