Lonchaney
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The issue I have with a lot of C4D training is that it is render engine specific which has only fractured the community more.
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While I have NOT abandoned C4D I now use Blender for all my product renders (about 30% of my work). I feel I was forced to leave since there is no longer a PBR render engine included in Cinema and Cycles X is amazing to work with. Lighting concepts are the same across any 3D DCC so it was an easy transition. I look at Blender as just another tool to help get the job done and it really is quite a wonderful addition to my toolset.
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Here's the old python script from Frank. Run the script and point it to your material file. It works for me in R18. parse_mtl.zip
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Yes, I bought it in the early 80's when my daughter was taking lessons and I did not care for the new Casio's at the time. It weighs a ton from all the tuning forks/inside components but that sound is what makes it all worthwhile...now if I could only remember where I put my Leslie speaker...
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My youngest son was home for the holidays and he made me drag out my old 1975 Rhodes Stage keyboard for a quick play...I forgot how much fun I had with that beast. Getting back into music during the pandemic seems to be quite common these days.
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I have 2 licenses with my Indie subscription that allows me the option to run it on 2 computers. You can transfer them a limited number of times (10?).
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I was going to buy E-Cycles with their Black Friday sale but I wanted to wait and test Cycles X first. Can't wait to crank out a few renders!
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Yes it was removed in R24 but there is a workaround online that will let you use the R23 bridge in R24. -
Nope. It's a perpetual license.
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No connection is needed to use the app. You can download it to your computer to use whenever you want.
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I only use Substance Painter in my workflow so the other apps are of no interest to me.
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You can also pick up a perpetual version of Substance Painter on Steam for 33% off. It includes free updates up to the end of 2022.
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50% off from FlippedNormals
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Quick rant / Looking for advices regarding C4D updates
Lonchaney replied to FLima's topic in Discussions
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Cool stuff indeed! Makes me want to pull out my OLD FMF mags and reminisce about the good old days.
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Good to hear you are doing well!
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Are you going to apply Kent?
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Why have so many people left?
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A lot of Three.js scripting!
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Exporting your model to GLTF and into Sketchfab as IGOR suggests is a good option. I've converted hundreds of CAD files to GLTF and Sketchfab for web based applications but it helps if you know a good Three.js developer. Does your scene contain any animation? How large is your scene file?
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@3D-PangelI use Houdini mostly for fluid and grain simulations (I have clients in the mining industry) and can tell you it is a lot faster to work with than X-Particles or Realflow (I have them both). The presets on the top shelf are set up to easily create a sim with one click to get you started and I do not think they are any more complex than XP especially working with viscous fluids. Each setup has a similar network workflow but my suggestion would be to download the free version and have a play for yourself...it's a lot of fun!
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Wow, impressive portfolio...and he's a 3D Coat guy too, cool!
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OMG I can't wait!
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Well done Igor, this is just the beginning!
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I really like the looks of an unbiased renderer!