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'''MAXON Cinema 4D''', or often '''C4D''' for short, is a 3D modeling tool created by [[MAXON]]. It is a common choice for [[Tennis]] players who want something a bit more robust than [[Blender]] | '''MAXON Cinema 4D''', or often '''C4D''' for short, is a 3D modeling tool created by [[MAXON]]. | ||
It is a common choice for [[Tennis]] players who want something a bit more robust than [[Blender]]. | |||
=Usage= | |||
==Adding Shapes== | |||
==Adding Materials== | |||
==Interacting with the Environment== | |||
==Keyframing== | |||
==Rendering== | |||
C4D has two different render modes - one that simply renders the current output, the second that renders a "timeline". The first is useful for simply getting a preview of what the final product will look like, while the second... renders the final product. | |||
==Using RedShift== | |||
'''RedShift''' is a live renderer plugin for C4D that is part of the Maxon One Suite. | |||
==Scripting== | |||
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MAXON Cinema 4D, or often C4D for short, is a 3D modeling tool created by MAXON.
It is a common choice for Tennis players who want something a bit more robust than Blender.
Usage
Adding Shapes
Adding Materials
Interacting with the Environment
Keyframing
Rendering
C4D has two different render modes - one that simply renders the current output, the second that renders a "timeline". The first is useful for simply getting a preview of what the final product will look like, while the second... renders the final product.
Using RedShift
RedShift is a live renderer plugin for C4D that is part of the Maxon One Suite.