Animation Workflow Enhancements: Cinema 4D S24 adds more powerful animation workflow enhancements and builds upon the success of character animation features introduced in R23.Assets are organized with rich metadata and keywords and are downloaded and cached locally on demand. Browse and search online or local asset databases, including a vast library of assets available to C4D subscribers. New Asset Browser: Makes it easy to find and use models, materials and other assets in your 3D scenes.Creating an environment, adding props and creative exploration is as simple as dragging-and-dropping objects onto one another, painting objects onto a surface, or allowing objects to fall into place with the help of dynamics. Placement Tools: Cinema 4D S24 sets the stage for creativity with intuitive and powerful tools for placing objects within a scene.For perpetual license holders of Cinema 4D a release is scheduled later this year that will incorporate the features of S24, as well as future enhancements. Cinema 4D S24 is immediately available for subscription customers. The release also includes key workflow enhancements and a sneak peek at continued progress on the Scene Nodes and Scene Manager interfaces to the new core. This latest subscription-only release of Maxon’s 3D application allows users to easily browse and obtain models, materials and other assets, and to intuitively place them within the scene. We wanted something that embodies our unified product lines, passionate team and shared goal of empowering creatives.” “This new logo is an important part of that identity. “After bringing the Maxon, Redshift and Red Giant teams together, we felt it was important to establish a new look and feel for Maxon,” said CEO David McGavran. Last week, right on schedule, they announced a raft of new goodies.įirst, as you can see from the top of this page, Maxon has a new logo their first new logo in 20 years. And, like normal, they would be making a flock of announcements.
In a normal year, Maxon, like the rest of us, would be a NAB.
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