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Oh wow those were great tutorial. I know some of them are outdated but I bet lot of them are still relevant. Any reason you didn't put it up on youtube?

I was reading this article (good google search ranking): https://www.c4dcafe.com/reviews/r14/snapping.html It links to a 42 minute video on workplane etc. But that link doesn't work: http://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/files/file/952-snapping-dynamic-guides-guides/ Couldn't find it on youtube channel either. Is the video removed or does it exist somewhere else?

Perpetual license for R20 studio available to users in U.S or Canada (as per MAXON restrictions) . You can jump on R21 MSA for $999. If you are interested let me know and I will send you serial number to verify and the forms to fill out to complete the license transfer.

Definitely great high quality video. Looks like they had a successful kickstarter for this project!

Great video! Thank you!

From personal experience, I learn faster and better from well designed paid courses than free youtube content although there is definitely high quality free material on youtube.

Great resources! I especially love the blue fox channel with their short to the point videos. Looking for some responses from people who bought paid courses. The frustrating thing is there are no public reviews for these courses. Google didn't help much in this case...

Hi folks, I am looking for some professional Redshift training and was wondering what you guys recommend. I am looking for a comprehensive course with intermediate and advanced topics in it as well (besides normal beginner stuff). So far I have come across these: Learn Redshift for Cinema 4D by  Rich Nosworthy (Vol1/2) Greyscalegorilla’s Guide to Redshift Ultimate Redshift course by lfodesign Would love to hear any experience people had with these courses or any other course you found useful. Cheers, Numan

Cinema 4d r20 studio for $2500 USD. As per MAXON, the buyer needs to be in US/Canada region for the sale to be approved. Send me a message here or email me at numi.numa88@gmail.com

I am selling my permanent license for R20 studio for $2800 USD. I will provide first 11 digits of serial number so you can verify with MAXON. Serious inquiries only please. Thanks!

Updated pricing so you can buy rhino and cinema 4d license separately at $300 each.

I have one Rhino and one Cinema 4d license for sale for $300 each. If you buy them combined I can sell to you for $550. Nextlimit is selling these licenses for $795 each so you are saving over 62%. If you are interested message me here or email me directly at numi.numa88@gmail.com Thanks! Numan

Hi, I am selling my 3dcoat license for $150. If you are interested send me message here or email me at numi.numa88@gmail.com Version: 4.8 (latest) License type: Professional Thanks, Numan

Hi guys, I am a new Cinema 4 D user coming from Rhino. In Rhino there is a nifty feature that lets you draw on a flat surface and then project that to a non planar surface. This command is called "FlowAlongSrf" and a short video description is here: Does cinema have something similar? If not what would an equivalent recommended workflow be in C4D? Please note this is a not a question of merely aligning geometry to the normal of the target surface (which I know you can do via Constraint tag) but rather deforming the shape to conform to the target surface. To achieve something similar in Modo, one would align the object onto target surface then use the target surface as a background constraint mesh and just move the object. How does one go about that in C4D?