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CORE 4D PRIMITIVES 2.0 - PARAMETRIC SURFACES FOR C4D - FREE PLUGIN!

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Hi all

 

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

 

CORE 4D primitives 2.0

 

https://www.core4d.com/ipb/store/product/44-core-primitives-20/

 

 

 

 

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

 

 

All_Prims.png

 

Package contains following 12 primitives:

 

* Menger sponge

* Mosley snowflake

* Fermat spiral

* Archimedean spiral

* Hyperbolic spiral

* Tan spiral

* Koch curve

* Dini surface

* Braided torus

* Umbrella surface

* Sierpinski triangle

* Taubin heart

 

Requirements: Cinema version 2023+ is required

 

Here they are in action

 

1101131010_01Mengersponge.gif

 

02 Mosley snowflake.gif

 

2113334400_03Fermatspiral.gif

 

04 Archimedean spiral.gif

 

05 Hyprerbolic spiral.gif

 

06 Tan spiral.gif

 

07 Koch curve.gif

 

839541880_08Dinisurface.gif

 

1735324488_09Braidedtorus.gif

 

312300257_10Umbrella.gif

 

11 Sierpinski triangle.gif

 

822609541_12Heart.gif

 

 

 

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These are really fun and really show how powerful nodes are but math behind is really crazy and for artist it is simply out of reach. I love the fact they have simple controls, well done Core people !

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Don´t have it but expect you got zipped file with database. Simply unzip it, place somewhere you want to have it, open c4d Asset Browser and connect database

 

(step 2 is optional, just to see whats happend when installed database (will be added under "User Databases"))

 

After these steps you should see added database and objects appear in asset browser (search for their name or are created in special folder, you´ll see)

 

1657631012_mountingdatabase.png.b8a27405a466a9eb23ef33689fe88ba4.png

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27 minutes ago, Christoph Voorn said:

How do I install? There's no documentation

Hi Christoph

 

1 Open Asset browser
2 From Create menu select 'Import Assets'
3 Locate the zip file and import

- New category called 'CORE4D' will be made in asset browser with all the primitives within

 

 

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