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Version 1.44
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Dials is a Cinema 4D plugin, which allows you to set up a list of most used tools and commands. These are presented as a circular palette to select from. Directly available from the 3D viewport. Settings for a tool can also be stored as different favourites Documentation available in the documentation folder of the plugin. Different toolsets can be set up and recalled via scripts (one included as example in documentation folder). original discussion thread: https://www.core4d.com/ipb/forums/topic/103440-dials-was-wheel-of-tools Plugin supports Cinema4D R16 up to R25, both Windows and macOS.Free1 point -
LOL-That's exactly what I did. Thank you again.1 point
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Those presets would require the mesh to be of a specific scale, topology and polygon density. It is the combination of settings and actual geometry that defines the look and behavior of cloth.1 point
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Man sweet, I can see this guy showing up in an animated star wars show.1 point
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I see where you're coming from but this could just as well go the other way. I have my master render settings set up, I have 3 child render settings with different sample settings, render passes etc. Once they're set up, I only need to adjust the master. If we implement takes switching selections of render settings, then you'll be forever editing a child render setting by mistake when you only ever needed the master. And should we do the same with cameras? do you want your object manager selection changing when you switch takes?1 point
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I'll just say I'm really happy with the rate of new developments over the past few releases. Feels like exciting stuff is coming, for me anyway. And there is no shortage of stuff already to learn. It's like C4D has been rebuilt like the Six Million Dollar Man (if you remember that show) and is now flexing its muscles and getting ready to kick ass. Maybe EJ was just getting excited or something.1 point
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c4d lists the width. The height is determined by your render setting aspect ratio. so enter 27.99 into the sensor size setting of the camera and then use a suitable render resolution with a 27.99:19.22 ratio. eg 3840x26371 point
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Go cry some more in the blender community how you are being mistreated by others and they just can’t see your potential. Once again this is your cry for help? I’m not buying it. People like you ruin forums like this, especially when forums like this aren’t as popular anymore. If I wanted crap from talentless blender hobbyists I’d visit YouTube. How is the mech spider going? Have an adequate day, Vanilla Ice.1 point
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Jesus dude lay off the personal attacks and rhetoric, Ice. We get it you don’t like Maxon and its staff. No need for this crap. Besides I thought you were busy making stuff in blender instead attacking people who associate or use Maxon products. I guess things don’t change. Dont bother responding you crapped all over the post you created, icedude.1 point
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Assumptions are not great things to make...1 point
