Cinema4D

[DiabeticRage]

Hey guys, just wanted to know if anybody else here uses the program Cinema4D. It's a really intense modeling program, been using it a while, and wanted to know if anybody here was any good at it so if I stumbled with anything, I could ask them for help. Thanks, please reply :D

Also, if you want to see it capabilities:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?fmt=18&hl=en-GB&v=rjxHp8OunK4

It's insane. :]

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[Korabar]

That's pretty cool.  I bet It can't export it to .dts files though.

[DiabeticRage]

That's pretty cool.  I bet It can't export it to .dts files though.

Sure it can.

[.::Taboo::.]

I bet it doesn't have a built in game engine.
;D

[DiabeticRage]

I bet it doesn't have a built in game engine.
;D

No, but, you can execute your models into a preset world that allows you to roam, and you can change the different things inside of it.

[ase]

Only thing is that it costs $995.00

But we all know how to beat that problem.

[Klayboxx]

Only thing is that it costs $995.00

But we all know how to beat that problem.

Thats pushing the rule a little ase :c

[Packer]

I see so many 3D programs that do "AMAZING" things but yet people never seem to reach those levels. Just because the program is powerful doesn't mean the users are great modellers too.

[Deathwish]

Powerful modelling programs like this are more suited for paid game engineers and professionals who can utilise the power that these programs have. Blockland's modelling style tends to revolve around low-poly 'blocky' models, which can easily be done in Milkshape or Blender, both of which are within easy reach and don't have a million buttons in difficult-to-learn GUI's.

[ase]

Thats pushing the rule a little ase :c

Can be interpreted both ways

[Packer]

Can be interpreted both ways

About a month late on that reply.