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Voxelizer is plugin for generation of voxelized surfaces. It support Primitives, Polygon objects and splines including randomization, colorization and filling modes. Adjustable, seamlessly integrated as capsule or node it is fully compatible with Cinema 4D. Parameters * Voxel size * Fill * Modes: Volume, Surface, Spline * Fill mode: Block, In, Out, Left to Right, Right to Left * Radius, sampling radius, Thickness * Randomization, amount, seed * Colorization Price: Free https://www.core4d.com/ipb/store/product/43-core-voxelizer/ Requirements: Cinema version 2023+ is required

A Rubik cube! 107_Rubik_Cube (XP+CA+MG).c4d

Actually, one more anecdote. I used to do corporate training too, mostly a 50/50 split of a single company hiring me to teach 1-5 members of staff or a training centre doing mixed open classes of up to 8 people. Either way, people would pay around £200 per person per day for these classes. These are 99% fine, no problem. What I also did though maybe once or twice a year was work for a training company that did EU-funded training sessions to update people's skills, mostly people getting into 3d for the first time coming from PS / AE or the occasional lightwave refugee. The difference here though is that they were 100% funded by some EU agency, so people could attend this course for free. All they had to do was sign up, pick a day, then turn up for a few days for completely free training. It was a shit show. The classroom had 12 workstations, every class was fully booked. At absolute best they would get 3-4 people turn up, with the other 8-9 workstations just being no-shows. People would turn up for the first day of the class, then not turn up for the other 3. People would miss the first 3 days, turn up for the last day, and expect to be caught up on the stuff they missed. People would bring in a project, and expect that I was going to just sit there and literally do the project for them; "i'll watch, thats how I learn" Oh and a final facepalm; being a giant EU funded money pit, they pissed your tax money up the wall in the most spectacular fashion. The workstation setup was absurd, every desk had dual 30" 16:10 apple monitors on it. I couldn't bloody see anyone for the entire course. Plus, did they grab a cheap/free educational licence of the software? Nope, all 12 machines had full commercial perpetual licences on them. After about 4 sessions of this I told them not to call me again. If you give away something of value, you'll just get piss-takers, time wasters and entitled people.

Giving it away for free to deadbeats is what got him inundated with crappy messages. If you make a product and sell it, then the people you'll end up communicating with are more professional users. If you give it away for free then go check out reddit.com/r/choosingbeggars to see what kind of idiots you'll attract. We sold 10's of thousands of training videos, over the 15 or so years we had something like 80% of emails just to say thanks for making the video, 20% asking for help on a project they were making from the video and I think to the best of my knowledge we had like 2 complaints ever; 1 DVD got lost in the mail and the other was someone complaining his internet was too slow to download the video without timing out. Flip to our youtube channel for free stuff and we have message after message... Why haven't you updated this video to the latest version I know a better way to do the effect than you I can do this better in blender You breath too heavy I dont like the sound your lips make by the microphone You speak too slowly You go too fast .... Give something away for £0 and the value of the feedback you get will also be £0 Heck, go sell it to insydium and cash out. Never have to deal with another customer ever again