Learn : Cinema4D R12 Dynamics : Lotto
A new collection of training for Cinema4D R12 will soon be available.
This teaser shows an example of the content that is covered in the tutorials.
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Hi Tim
Have you noticed in C4D R12′s new Render Queue that you’re unable to see visual feedback for the GI Prepass when rendering a GI scene? Is there any workaround to this? I fired off a render recently and after 70 hours it is still in prepass mode and without any verbal or visual feedback, I have no clue when this will be done.. I know normally you don’t really get an ETA for GI Prepasses anyway but at least the picture viewer shows you which phase it is in (Prepass 5 of 12… etc.)
Any insight you can give on this would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Dave
Looks like fun but not like only c4d 12 is capable of doing this example. BTW, I like the audio very much. Did you mix it Tim?
Yeah— looks sweet, would 11.5 be capable of this?
@phillip the Lotto tutorial will work with R11.5, but some of the tutorials will be R12 specific as they use dynamics throughout. I would recommend R12 to fully benefit from all of the tutorials.
@David there is no workaround that I am aware of. You could calculate the cache, then stop before it renders. Lock the cache and load it into the GI render settings before adding the jobs to the queue. That’s the only thing I can think of.
[...] out the new teaser for Tim Clapham’s upcoming Cinema 4D R12 training [...]
Cool. When will this be released?
@spiro hopefully the training will be released very soon
Cool. When will this be released?