-Deformations like bend, twist, melt (not dynamic, but decent looking
anyway), etc.
-Anything having to do with text (which comes as no surprise, being it is
C4D)
-Volumetric Effects that render fast, are easy to set up, easy to use
-Particles (OK, please understand I would rather use ICE, by a long shot,
because of the inherent flexibility).
Particles have effectors that do wind, curl, turbulence, etc, and
don't need much fiddling with
-Anything motion Graphics-y (again, no surprise)
Has really great plugins, usually cheap, well supported
Many free ones (again, ICE would be my #1 preference here, but we all know
the situation)
I am kind of shocked how CERTAIN things are really quite easy.
The interface is far more intuitive than Maya or modo.
This is, please understand, with limited testing over about 3 weeks, on
non-production work (it is a demo version, haven't decided if I am buying
it or not)
Hope that helps!
Perry
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 1:07 PM, David Saber <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Perry, how are you?
> Could you give us a tiny example of that?
> Have a nice weekend!
> David
>
>
> On 2014-05-01 15:19, Perry Harovas wrote:
>
>> C4D is really quite good at a LOT of stuff, though. Stuff we struggle
>> with usually, that we just accept as "hard" or we have accepted
>> as something that just takes a long time. In C4D, many of these things
>> are not only fast, look good, but EASY. How often does THAT happen?
>>
>
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Perry Harovas
Animation and Visual Effects
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-25 Years Experience
-Member of the Visual Effects Society (VES)
