9.5.2
Table Of Contents
- CINEMA 4D XL
- CINEMA 4D
- End User License Agreement
- 1. Getting to Know C4D
- 2. Views and Viewports
- Edit Menu
- Zoom in/Out
- Frame Commands
- Configure
- Display Tab
- Film Move, Magnify, Zoom
- Active Object
- Inactive Object
- Filter Tab
- View Tab
- Back Tab
- Back
- World Grid
- HUD Tab
- Cameras Menu
- Scene Cameras
- Link Active Object
- Editor Camera
- Projections
- Display Menu
- Display Filter
- Default Light
- Shading Modes
- Display Tags
- Backface Culling
- Textures
- X-Ray
- View Menu
- 3. Configuration
- Configuration Dialogs
- Configuration Managers
- Graphical User Interface
- Windows
- Tabs
- Icon Palettes
- Command Manager
- Menu Manager
- Quick Access Menu
- Pin's Menu
- Preferences
- Macintosh
- Interface
- Colors
- Viewport
- View
- OpenGL Shading
- Textures
- Software Shading
- Document
- Colors
- Import/Export
- Allplan Export
- 3D Studio Import/Export
- Biovision BHV Import
- CINEMA 4D XML Export
- DEM Import
- DXF Export
- DXF Import
- Direct3D Export
- FBX Import/Export
- FBX Import Settings
- FBX Export Settings
- Additional Options
- Illustrator Import
- Lightwave Import
- Monzoom Import
- QuickDraw 3D Export
- QuickDraw 3D Import
- STL Import/Export
- Shockwave 3D Export
- Texture Export Options
- Light Options
- Animation Export Options
- Options
- Shockwave 3D Limitations
- Cameras
- UZR Export
- Filter Properties
- File
- HTML
- Integrating UZR Files in HTML
- Controlling the UZR Browser Display
- Context Menu Applet
- VRML 1 Export
- VRML 1 Import
- VRML 2 Export
- VRML 2 Import
- Wavefront Import/Export
- Material Preview
- Texture Paths
- Units
- Color Chooser
- Colors/GUI
- Project Settings
- XPresso
- 4. Workflow
- 5. File Menu
- 6. Edit Menu
- 7. Objects Menu
- Cameras Menu
- Coordinates
- Object Properties
- Primitives
- Cone
- Caps
- Cube
- Cylinder
- Slice
- Disc
- Plane
- Polygon
- Sphere
- Torus
- Capsule
- Oil Tank
- Tube
- Pyramid
- Platonic
- Figure
- Landscape
- Relief
- NURBS
- Materials for Hull, Caps, Rounding
- Spline Object
- Null Object
- Polygon Object
- Array Object
- Boole
- Instance Object
- Metaball Object
- Symmetry Object
- Construction Plane Object
- Camera Object
- Light Object
- Particles
- Deformers
- Floor Object
- Sky Object
- Environment Object
- Foreground/Background Object
- Stage Object
- Selection Object
- Sound
- Object Library
- 8. Tools Menu
- Move
- Orientation
- Snap Settings
- Scale
- Rotate
- Move/Scale/Rotate w/Mouse & Keyboard
- Magnify
- Modelling Modes
- Tweak Mode
- Auto Switch Mode
- N-gon Triangulation
- Isoline Editing
- Show Axis
- Camera
- Object
- Points
- Edges
- Polygons
- Object Axis
- Model
- Texture
- Texture Axis
- Inverse Kinematics
- Animation
- Axes
- Coordinate System
- Why HPB?
- Camera Rotation
- 9. Selection Menu
- 10. Structure Menu
- Modelling Modes
- Snap Settings
- Snapping
- Edit Spline
- Chamfer
- Cross Section
- Edge to Spline
- Project
- Round
- Split
- Add Point
- Modes
- Bridge
- Modes
- Bridge Point Mode
- Brush Tool
- Create Polygon
- Edge Cut
- Iron
- Knife
- Magnet
- Mirror
- Set Point Value
- Coordinate System
- Slide
- Stitch and Sew
- Weld
- Bevel
- Polygon Mode
- Edge Mode
- Point Mode
- Extrude
- Extrude Inner
- Matrix Extrude
- Smooth Shift
- Normal Move
- Normal Scale
- Normal Rotate
- Structure Context Menu
- 11. Functions Menu
- Make Editable
- Duplicate
- Measure & Construction
- Transfer
- Randomize
- Reset System
- Align Normals
- Move Down/Up Sequence
- Arrange
- Linear Mode
- Circle Mode
- Center
- Connect
- Current State to Object
- Reverse Normals
- Collapse
- Melt
- Optimize
- Subdivide
- Triangulate
- Untriangulate
- Retriangulate N-Gons
- Remove N-Gons
- Array
- Clone
- Disconnect
- Explode Segments
- Split
- Break Phong Shading
- Unbreak Phong Shading
- Select Broken Phong Edges
- Increase/Decrease HN Subdivision
- 12. Plugins
- 13. Rendering
- 14. Window Menu
- 15. Help Menu
- 16. Coordinate Manager
- 17. Object Manager
- CINEMA 4D Tags
- Expression Tag
- Align to Path
- Align to Spline
- Anchor
- C.O.F.F.E.E.
- Compositing
- Exclusion
- Display
- Fix
- FlashEx
- File Menu
- HyperNURBS Weight
- IK
- Kinematic
- Look at Camera
- Metaball
- Motion Blur
- Phong
- Protection
- Restriction
- Shockwave 3D Double-Sided
- Stick Texture
- Stop
- Sun
- Target
- Texture
- Vibrate
- WWW
- XPresso
- C.O.F.F.E.E. Error Tag
- Edit Menu
- Hide Objects
- Invert Object Selection
- Objects Menu
- Scene Information
- Fold All
- Unfold All
- Fix Bones
- Reset Bones
- Bake Particles
- Tags Menu
- Texture Menu
- 18. Material Manager
- File Menu
- Edit Menu
- Material List
- Function Menu
- New/Remove Material Group
- Rename
- Material Editor
- Channel Shaders
- Basic Properties
- Shader Properties
- Working With Shaders
- Color
- Noise
- Shader Properties
- Types of Noise
- Gradient
- Using Gradients
- Interpolation
- Other Properties
- Fresnel
- Render
- Filter
- Fusion
- Layer
- Using Layer Shader
- Colorizer
- Posterizer
- Chan Lum
- Shader Properties
- Backlight
- Distorter
- Falloff
- Lumas
- Specular Pages
- Anisotrophy Page
- Normal Direction
- Projector
- Proximal
- Ripple
- Spectral
- Spline
- Vertex Map
- Brick
- Checkerboard
- Cloud
- Cyclone
- Earth
- Fire
- Flame
- Galaxy
- Marble
- Metal
- Planet
- Rust
- Simple Noise
- Simple Turbulence
- Starfield
- Stars
- Sunburst
- Tiles
- Types of Tile Pattern
- Venus
- Water
- Wood
- Volumetric Shaders
- Fog
- Terrain
- Former SLA Volume Shaders
- Banji
- Transparency Page
- Banzi
- Wood Page
- Cheen
- Gradients Page
- Transparancy Page
- Danel
- Mabel
- Veining Page
- Nukel
- Fusing Page
- Alpha A Page
- Other Material Channels
- Specular Pages
- Reflection page
- Environment Page
- Ambient Page
- Roughness Page
- Anisotrophy Page
- Esotherica Page
- Illumination Page
- Assignment Page
- Texture Mapping
- 19. Timeline
- Animation Toolbar
- Animation Menu
- Context Menus
- Objects Area
- Manual Mode
- Moving Time Slider
- Layer System
- Timeline Ruler/Preview Range
- Markers
- Recording Animation
- Keyframing: Record Button
- Keyframing: Attribute Manager
- Autokeying
- Keyframing: Timeline
- Selecting Elements
- Rectangle Selection
- Selecting Vector Components
- Copy & Move With Drag & Drop
- Moving Animations Hierarchically
- Moving Tracks/Sequences/Keys
- Selection Handles
- File Menu
- Edit Menu
- View Menu
- Filter Menu
- Objects Menu
- Sequences Menu
- Layer Menu
- 20. F-Curve Manager
- 21. Attribute Manager
- 22. XPresso Editor
- 23. Structure Manager
- 24. Picture Viewer
- 25. Script Manager
- 26. Content Browser
- 27. Appendices
- Index
656 • CHAPTER 13
RENDERING • RENDER MENU • 657
Image Size, Frame Rate
CINEMA 4D lets you use mathematical formulae in input boxes. For example,
if you want the preview resolution to be a quarter of 640 x 480, you can enter
‘640/4’ into the Image Size input box.
Enter the width for the preview movie. The height is calculated automatically using the Film Format
ratio dened on the render settings Output page. The resolution is shown to the right of the input
box.
Frame Rate
Denes the frame rate for the preview. Values as low as 10 will be enough for you to check the
animation, or you may prefer to enter the same rate that will be used for the nal render.
QuickTime, AVI, Options
The preview is rendered as a QuickTime or an AVI movie depending on which option is enabled.
To choose a particular codec and edit its settings, click Options.
Render Settings
A project can have several render settings. This command opens the active settings (indicated by a
check mark on the Render menu). For details on using multiple settings, see ‘New Render Settings’,
below. The render settings are described in full later in this chapter.
New Render Settings
To add default render settings, start a new scene and use New Render Settings
to create the settings. Save this empty scene in CINEMA 4D’s root folder using
the lename ‘template.c4d’.
You can use this command to create new render settings. The Render Settings dialog opens. On the
General page, enter a name for the new settings into the Name box — enter a name that will make it
easy to distinguish these settings from others on the Render menu, such as ‘Modeling’. Once you have
created the settings, the new name will appear in the lower section of the Render menu.