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Shadow Catcher plugin in Cinema 4D Advanced Compositing - Part 2

Learn how to use Advanced Compositing with the Cinema 4D (C4D) Shadow Catcher plugin in order to separate objects and shadows.

07 Apr, 2020 9,230

3D Animation

Problem putting C4D to sleep

There will be times when rendering in C4D, that your Macs monitor stays on for hours. And if try to put the screen to sleep it does nothing. Try this.

20 Apr, 2010 4,648

3D Animation

Mirror an object but make as a separate object

You have an object that you want to dupe and mirror on the x axis. It's really easy to do… there is no need for the symmetry object!

12 Jan, 2010 16,565

3D Animation

Duplicate object in C4D

Grab the object you want to duplicate and hold the ctrl key at the same time. The icon should change to a plus sign. Then you can place it anywhere.

12 Jan, 2010 45,996

3D Animation

Shadow Catcher plugin in Cinema 4D - Part 1

Learn how to use the Cinema 4D (C4D) Shadow Catcher plugin in order to render a transparent background with a shadow. It's also available to download FREE.

17 Mar, 2008 176,429

3D Animation

Mograph/Sound Effector in Cinema 4D

With this example you will create a mograph generated object which will react to music for its motion and movement. One of the great things about Cinema 4D.

21 Dec, 2007 11,865

3D Animation

VRAY for C4D AMAZING!

I have always seen people using Maya, Max etc, rendering using VRAY. Recently I have seen some of the renders done using VRAY for Cinema 4D. WOW.

06 Nov, 2007 4,112

3D Animation

Objects polygon count in C4D

If for some reason you need to count the polygons on an object or scene in C4D, maybe related to creating 3D games.

18 Sep, 2007 13,869

3D Animation

Matrix Extrude in Cinema 4D

This is just a simple example, but it should teach you the basics of using Matrix Extrude in C4D, which is a fantastic feature of C4D.

18 Jan, 2007 7,924

3D Animation

Depth of Field in Cinema 4D

If in Cinema 4D and you have something close up to the camera it will be in focus and something in the distance is will be blurred, known as depth of field.

08 Jan, 2007 13,612