Exploring the Cinema4D Attribute Manager
Here’s a new tutorial for all you Cinema4D users out there. Hopefully some tips and tricks that will help improve your workflow.
Attribute Manager Project
The humble Attribute Manager is one element of the C4D user interface that we use constantly and it has many features that may or may not be known to you. In this tutorial I attempt to cover as many of them that I can remember. I improvised when recording this, so please excuse any fumbling or mistakes (I’m not so good with my alphabet!).
Attribute Manager Modes
I’m sure a lot of the stuff I mention you will know already but I’m guessing that there will be at least one or two new tips hidden amongst these. I do not go through all the features of the AM, there is after all so much you can do there. However I think it would be a great idea if you add your own AM tips into the comments then everyone who visits this page can glean some extra knowledge along the way.
Attribute Manager History
Anyway enough of my banter, check out the tutorial below, or head over to Vimeo to watch.
very nice and useful tutorial thank you very much Mate
nice tutorial, thank you!
Some really great tips here Tim. Thanks for this!
Thanks for sharing this tutorial.
hey thank you so much for doing a tutorial. i was wondering hjow can you fix a defult project fps for example
im using pal and the defult is ntsc 30 fps . thanks again
@sahbak Create a document with all the settings you would like to use as default (fps, resolution, etc), then save this in the same directory as your C4D application and name the document new.c4d All the new documents will use the settings from this file.
Tim: Great as always! Thanks for the tips!
thanks tim ill try it out
Thanks for another great tutorial Tim. The “show sub channels” tip at the end is going to make animating gradients *much* easier.
tanks man
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