Jump to content

CORE 4D Primitives 1.0 - Parametric surfaces for C4D - FREE PLUGIN!

Corebot

By Corebot
in CORE 4D Plugins

Recommended Posts

Corebot Collaborator

Corebot

Posted
Posted

Hi all

 

We are proudly presenting our first plugin based on wonderful new nodes technology for creation of parametric surfaces

 

CORE 4D primitives 1.0

 

https://www.core4d.com/ipb/store/product/42-core-primitives-10/

 

 

Some things are impossible to model correctly. Expand your primitives with these premium parametric surfaces based on pure mathematics. Fully adjustable, fast, seamlessly integrated as capsule or node they are fully compatible with Cinema 4D in every respect

 

 

image.png

 

Package contains following 12 primitives:

 

* Mobius Strip

* Catenoid

* Funnel

* Drop

* Pillow

* Wave Sphere

* Trefoil

* Twisted Sphere

* Borromean Rings

* Torus Knot

* Snail

* Cosine Surface

 

Requirements: Cinema version 2023+ is required

 

Installation is very simple and involves importing a zip file into asset browser.

 

Price 15 Eur

 

4
Link to comment
  • Corebot changed the title to CORE 4D Primitives 1.0 - Parametric surfaces for C4D
  • Corebot changed the title to CORE 4D Primitives 1.0 - Parametric surfaces for C4D - FREE PLUGIN!

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.

  • LATEST ACTIVITIES

    1. Mash
      1

      Setting up my Remote / Home Office Environment

      In what way does c4d not support network drives? Lots of our projects run directly from a NAS and all of our render farm systems pull directly from a synology NAS. Never had a single problem especially not since the network load/save code got a huge speed bump a few years ago. Regarding the WFH bit, to be honest it really depends on the ratio of office vs home stuff. Here we have a variety of people 99% in the office and the odd day here or there from home. Some who do 50/50 and some who do 99% home with the odd office day; and we all do it differently. Those who are mostly in the office just pop some files on a drive to take home when they know they wont be in the next day. Those are are mostly at home do likewise, just stick some work on a usb stick and bring it with you. For the 50:50 guys, its largely remote desktop. chrome remote desktop is ok and simple and free. The best option though is parsec. Now I know IT have said no... but... sometimes IT just need to be worked around. A little system reinstall here to regain admin control, the odd gift sent to IT so they look the other way there... Regarding the NAS, why even bother? You said you're the only one doing 3D, so why not just keep absolutely everything local on your work desktop? Or just bite the bullet. Grab a 2/4TB external ssd and do everything from that. Then sticking it in your pocket for wherever you're working. I mean if youre happy with the network drive speed then youll probably also be happy with a simple spinning hdd; a 4tb external 2.5" drive is £110, or £220 to make it an ssd.
      - Mash replied to DasFrodo's topic in Cinema 4D
    2. DasFrodo
      1

      Setting up my Remote / Home Office Environment

      Hi everyone! I have a bit of an issue to solve. I've started my new job in a company with no 3D experience. Basically I am responsible for visualizing all the products and creating animations. As a consequence I had the difficult task ahead to create a pipeline and an environment within the restrictions given by IT to work in. This needs to work on my office workstation and my office notebook that I can take home to work remotely. At first I though hey, that's going to be easy, I'll just leave all the files and my asset library on a network drive, link that in the files and we're golden... but then I learned that C4D still doesn't support network drives. I have some VERY strong words for how ridiculous it is that a software like C4D doesn't support a simple network drive in 2025, but I will keep them to myself. Apparently they are working on it, but still. Currently I have the following setup: I have two folders on the network drive, called: active_projects This is where the projects I'm currently working on are libraries This is where my C4D settings / materials / etc. library is located. It also contains another subfolder with non-C4D-specific files like HDRIs and textures These two folders also exist on my workstation desktop on my C drive and this what I'm ACTUALLY working with, so I don't have the network drive issue and faster workflow, due to the C drive being an NVME drive an not a NAS. I have a script running on my workstation desktop (using Robocopy) that periodically copies changed files from these folders on my local C drive to the "mirror copies" of these folders on the NAS / network drive. This is basically just a backup and the only way to make these files available on my notebook. To make sure I am not overwriting new files on the NAS with old files from my notebook (since I don't use it very often) this script does NOT exist on my notebook. So what I have to do when I want to work at home is: Turn on the notebook Connect to the company network via VPN Copy all new files from the NAS (libraries AND active_projects) onto my notebook When done, copy all the changed files from my notebook back onto the NAS I am REALLY unhappy with this setup since its prone to mistakes and really unwieldy. Does anyone here have experience with a setup like this and can give me a pointer? Remoting into the workstation in the office is sadly not an option right now, as the only IT approved remote desktop software is WAY to low quality for 3D work and doesn't work with C4D at all really. If only C4D supported goddamn basic network drives...
      - DasFrodo posted a topic in Cinema 4D
    3. BoganTW
      4

      C4D and Redshift June update.

      That's fine too I guess. I really like that Maxon are now giving us a peek at upcoming features, and September will be here before we know it.
      - BoganTW replied to Jeff H1's topic in News
    4. Jeff H1
      4

      C4D and Redshift June update.

      the post on instagram leads me to now believe the livestream tomorrow is not coinciding with the release at the same time... "Join us Wednesday at 7 am PST for an exciting livestream about the upcoming new features in Cinema 4D & Redshift "
      - Jeff H1 replied to Jeff H1's topic in News
    5. Smolak
      1

      Script for converting RS Standard to OpenPBR? ChatGPT couldn't figure it out.

      It would be great to have such converter.
      - Smolak replied to Jeff H1's topic in Cinema 4D
×
×
  • Create New...