Sculpting - MAXON CINEMA 4D R16 Studio: A Tutorial Approach - page 180

3. Choose the Pull tool from the Sculpting menu. Next, press and hold the left mouse but-
ton and move the brush downward on Candle in the Perspective viewport to add strokes
to the Candle , refer to Figure 4-8.
The Pull tool is used to extrude mesh toward the camera.
4. Make sure the Pull tool is chosen in the Sculpting menu. In the Attributes tab, select
the Invert check box in the Settings area, as shown in Figure 4-9.
The Invert check box is used to reverse the effect of the brush. It pushes down the points
of the surface.
5. Again, press and hold the left mouse button and move the brush downwards on Candle
in the Perspective viewport, refer to Figure 4-10.
6. Choose the Wax tool from the Sculpting menu. Next, press and hold the left mouse but-
ton and add strokes on the top of Candle , as shown in Figure 4-11.
The Wax tool is used to apply or remove the effect of material from the surface of the ob-
ject. It can be compared to applying or removing clay or wax on a real-world object.
7. Choose the Inflate tool from the Sculpting menu. In the Attributes tab, select the
Steady Stroke check box in the Settings area and enter 7 in the Length spinner. Next,
press and hold the left mouse button and add strokes at the bottom of Candle in the Per-
spective viewport, refer to Figure 4-12.
Figure 4-8 The strokes added