Extrude

Learn how to use the Extrude object in Cinema 4D to turn 2D splines into 3D models. It’s perfect for creating logos, text, and custom shapes from outlines.

The Extrude generator in Cinema 4D gives depth to flat splines by pushing them along the Z-axis, creating editable 3D geometry. It supports caps, bevels, and subdivisions for smooth results, and works with any spline type—open or closed. You can easily adjust thickness, edge rounding, and resolution, making it ideal for modeling, motion graphics, and architectural shapes. Since it’s non-destructive, you can tweak the source spline or extrusion settings anytime.

This lesson is part of the Cinema 4D Essentials course – a curated collection of useful tutorials from around the web.
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