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instead using a full VR headset, it might work better with a Microsoft Hololens version. Then you can sit at your desk and have some connection with the real world.

Hi Lopakam, this is starting to look way better! ;-) IMHO I would do a little tryout with positioning th sunlight. for example, if you place the sunlicht more to the rich and back, you get a more interesting render. if you don't mind i did a quick one on my laptop (perspective is way off, but you get the idea) one is more or less the wa you have the sun setup, the other one is more back-lit. this makes a better contrast in the image and brings out the tables even more kind regards Menno

Really amazing job Recto. Great work on the hair/grooming.

thanks CBR, I changed the topic name ;-) stupid typo indeed.. UVW mapping is really not the best in Cinema, for that i keep switching back and forth to Max or 3D Coat. Thanks for the tip about 'Edge Cut' it is a nice tool indeed! I also like the slice tool a lot! Another Biggie is, which may sound stupid but to simply open multiple scenes and copy and paste elements between them. Yes you can open multiple instances of Max but it still was a pain. Menno

Thanks Jarno! (Private Polygon) Always nice to meet fellow Dutch people.. I think we will meet some day soon at a C4D meeting ;-)

Thanks Vector. Great work on your site btw.! I used to have a Defender, but had to let it go because it was too noisy ;-(

So, this summer I made the transition from 3DsMax to Cinema 4D. After 15 years I find their pricing structure in combination with development not worth to invest anymore into this company. So Cinema4D it is and I have to say I love this program! I find C4D much more stable and you can really focus more on the creating part instead of fixing problems and crashes. For instance I have been grooming this guy all day without a single crash. If I tried to do this in Max (using ornatrix of hairfarm) I would have had a few crashes and numerous problems. I do find that a few strands of hair grow where they are not supposed to and photoshopped this afterwards. This is something I have to figure out still. But overall am very pleased with C4D so far. :-)