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HenryTj
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Posted: 29th Jun 2006 00:39
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Does anyone use Cinema 4D for model making? In my opinion it is one of the easiest to use modelers. I am only now trying to use it for DB-Classic. Anyone have any advice or tips? BTW, I have both the C4D CE6 that came with a magazine and an R8 academic version.

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Pincho Paxton
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Posted: 29th Jun 2006 01:26
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I used it for a few days, making a pinball machine. It was quite good. Then I lost my registry code.

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HenryTj
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Im having trouble making a simple low poly character with multiple objects to be used as limbs (legs, feet, arms, hands, etc.) and exporting them for use in DBC. I can get the objects, and they show up in the proper position, but any rotation happens around the world origin and I dont know how to rotate around the end of a limb. Very frustrating. The only animation I can achieve is with straight leg and arm and no rotation of the body trunk. I would like to do something more complicated.
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Mr Love
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I love to make models in Cinema 4D! But I hate to rigg inside C4D, thats why I bought Milkshape also. Its perfect to rigg lowpoly Characters in ms. When We talk about rendering nothing beats Cinema 4D, ITS A FACT!!!

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