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Cinema 4D is a 3D software suite developed by MAXON Computer GmbH in Germany. As of R21, only one version of Cinema 4D is available. It replaces all previous variants, including BodyPaint 3D, and includes all features of the past 'Studio' variant. With R21, all binaries were unified. There is no technical difference between commercial, educational, or demo versions. The difference is now only in licensing. 2014 saw the release of Cinema 4D Lite, which came packaged with Adobe After Effects Creative Cloud 2014. "Lite" acts as an introductory version, with many features withheld. This is part of a partnership between the two companies, where a Maxon-produced plug-in, called Cineware, allows any variant to create a seamless workflow with After Effects. The "Lite" variant is dependent on After Effects CC, needing the latter application running to launch, and is only sold as a package component included with AE CS through Adobe. Initially, Cinema 4D was developed for Amiga computers in the early 1990s, and the first three versions of the program were available exclusively for that platform. With v4, however, Maxon began to develop the application for Windows and Macintosh computers as well, citing the wish to reach a wider audience and the growing instability of the Amiga market following Commodore's bankruptcy. On Linux, Cinema 4D is available as a command-line rendering version.
The latest release of Cinema 4D optimizes your workflow with a new commander and improvements to Nodes – benefiting both Capsule and Material creation. A new Thicken generator expands the procedural modeling options. Thanks to its parametric nature and support for both vertex maps and polygon selections, you’ll find tons of uses for the powerful new generator. Furthermore, Cinema 4D’s Unified Simulation is even better – with Pyro previews in Cinema 4D now supporting color and lighting.
The computers listed below are best for Cinema 4D because they all meet or exceed these system requirements…
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