Modelling help!

[martincarlson]

Yes, I know - this is not a pure Octane question. But since there are so many great Cinema 4D users here - and this is the forum I like best, there's probably someone who knows an answer to my problem.

I've box modelled an interior which I have applied a Bevel Deformer to. I've applied different textures to different polygon selections and thrown a basic "white" material on top of all the model. Making everything that not has a polygon selection recieving that "white" basic material.

Now here comes the question - the new faces created by the Bevel Deformer - they get that white basic material. But I don't want that. How do I solve this without making my model with deformer editable? I want to keep the deformer on.

See all the white edges? Same as the wall material. I like it on the bottom of walls - but not in the concrete floor.

[miohn]

sorry! no help
because I also noticed this problem with the Bevel-Deformer a while ago
and thats the reason I don't use this deformer.
If a polygon-object has selection tags, there is missing an option
to assign the bevel to one of the selections or the bevel should get an
extra selection which you can assign a texture.

So if anyone has a solution for this I also would like to know!

regards
Mike

[tomabobu]

Separate the objects based on materials. Have an object for the wall and a separate object for the floor. In this way you will assign the material without a selection tag and all the new faces created by the bevel deformer will get the same material.

[sadece]

hope it helps. the yellow is the base. no selected poly.

[martincarlson]

Separate the objects based on materials. Have an object for the wall and a separate object for the floor. In this way you will assign the material without a selection tag and all the new faces created by the bevel deformer will get the same material.

I tried this - in a hurry though. But then my problem is that the nice bevelled bottoms of the wall is hard to achieve.

[martincarlson]

hope it helps. the yellow is the base. no selected poly.

Thanks! But isn't this exactly my problem? =)
Your yellow is my white base material. Same problem?

[martincarlson]

I guess there is a way to exclude certain edges to from being beveled as a last solution?

[sadece]

Thanks! But isn't this exactly my problem? =)
Your yellow is my white base material. Same problem?

sorry. couldn't get what your point is if i want the edges blue than replace onto yellow and same with red. but maybe you're asking to control each! bevels seperatly? i think this ain't possible.
sorry i'm not clear with your question yet:)

[martincarlson]

Thanks! But isn't this exactly my problem? =)
Your yellow is my white base material. Same problem?

sorry. couldn't get what your point is if i want the edges blue than replace onto yellow and same with red. but maybe you're asking to control each! bevels seperatly? i think this ain't possible.
sorry i'm not clear with your question yet:)

Ok - see my retouched version of your example. If I want to achieve this? Yellow is still base material.
=)

[sadece]

yes=) not possible within deformer. but only way "current state to object" sorry for the confusion that i made=)