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“Faces of the Forgotten” - Swipe for process work

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An EUC vision from scratch

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How's my latest render?

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Cinema 4d characters

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Can I use the same Octane Studio subscription for Cinema 4d and Houdini on the same PC?

I can find info only about separate PCs. I wanna know if I can use the same subscription on two different softwares on the same computer. Thanks in advance guys

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Alien Tadpole Squid designed with artificial intelligence Modeled in C4D
https://youtu.be/vPCZrOFr4_4

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How do you make a ten-sided die? Like the one in DnD

I'm new to c4d and was wondering how to make a 10 sided die for a project I'm working on. For the other ones I just used the "platonic shapes'

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Want to begin designing a house in cinema4D. my experience is mostly animating, where to begin?

I've used Cinema4D for a while and have made a few animations by myself, here's one for an example, using CAD models supplied to me by engineers, but since I have the license and some experience with the program I'd like to begin the long process of designing my future house.

My problem is after searching for a tutorial series on building a house from scratch, I've not really landed on anything that made me say, "Ah yes, this will teach me everything I need to know," so I thought I'd come to you guys.

My guess is I'd draw some 2D drawings on paper, scan it or just do it digitally on an iPad, bring it in as a texture inside Cinema4D, throw some splines down to match the walls, extrude the splines and bool out the doorways using cubes, but I'm sure theres a more elegant way and would be interested to know the steps I should take.

Thanks!

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Can't merge FBX - Full computer crash (Windows 10, C4D R23)

Hey guys!

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So... I have this project that I've been working on for a while on my hackintoshed HP Spectre x360 (16b ram) and I just got this new pc because my spectre couldn't keep up with the project anymore...

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New pc has 48gb of ram, gtx 960 (had a budget and just built it so I couldn't afford much more than that) & ryzen 2600x, so it should be much better than 16gb, Intel HD Graphics & i7-6500u...

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Problem: I launch Cinema4D (the project started on my Spectre), click "merge projects" to add a forest (built in blender with soooo many trees!!), it freezes, then loads a bit (bottom loading bar starts to fill), then gets stuck 3/4 of the way through and eventually the whole system crashes...

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The weird thing is that, even though it was EXTREMELY slow, my Spectre would load it with no issues... Is there anything I can do?

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Note: I'm really starting to realize that Mac is better, I just haven't gotten to hackintosh my brand new pc just yet! (yes, despite the gtx 960 and 2600x being old, all the parts are brand new!)

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EDIT: I just got this error when merging: "Looper2|Insufficient", whatever that means... Couldn't find anything online...

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