Five Minute Tip - 4 Ways to Join Gaps in Cinema 4D @JamieHamelSmith
Five Minute Tip - 4 Ways to Join Gaps in Cinema 4D  @JamieHamelSmith
Uploaded October 2012 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
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The Bridge tool, and more recently the Stitch and Sew tool are a pair of tools that work both in the "Polygons mode", and the "Edges mode" of Cinema 4D's modeling environment. This video shows a brief use case, along with some of the methods you can use, as well as some of the caveats you might need to consider when using each tool and mode.
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Five Minute Tip - 4 Ways to Join Gaps in Cinema 4D

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