Modules Included (7):

The Studio Bundle includes everything in CINEMA 4D R10.5 XL Bundle plus:

Sketch and Toon Module - Sketch and Toon has the ability to create so many different styles of 3D renderings, its name is almost misleading. Architects and engineers will enjoy the clean and precise technical illustrations it provides, while artists will appreciate its ability to render 3D scenes as a quick scribble or charcoal sketches.

• Many users long for the simpler life, though, and will find their solution in the non-photorealistic rendering capability of CINEMA 4D's module, Sketch and Toon. Sketch and Toon has the ability to create so many different styles of 3D renderings, its name is almost misleading. Architects and engineers will enjoy the clean and precise technical illustrations it provides, while artists will appreciate its ability to render 3D scenes as a quick scribble or charcoal sketches. A variety of shading engines make it easy to create illustrations ranging from halftone stills to cel-rendered animations. NPR- and raytrace-rendered objects can be combined in a single scene for unique styles. An abundance of control and plenty of flexibility gives the user the opportunity to create almost any desired effect.

HAIR Module - The most significant advancement is improved multithreading, which provides better rendering performance on multi-core systems. The greatest benefit can be seen when preparing HAIR for rendering, which now uses all available cores/CPUs. Depending on the amount of hair and image area covered, two cores or CPUs now render HAIR up to twice as fast as compared to Release 10.1. Release 10.5 also features a new antialiasing method for hair that is both faster and provides better quality results. The Hair system also now contains a new interpolation type for short hair or fur that provides better overall coverage with quicker rendering times.

• Add Hair - Just add hair - something many a balding man would gladly be able to do. Hair can be added to an entire object, a polygon selection or a texture. Many options are available for optimal distribution of hair on a given surface. Hair can be distributed automatically or manually.
• Style Hair - HAIR offers you every tool you need to style your character's hair - Brush, Comb, Curl, Cut, Stiffener, Straightener, even hair extensions are included.
• HAIR Materials - Real fur and hair have their very own individual properties. Reason enough for HAIR to offer you its very own material. 18 material channels let you create exactly the look you want. Next to the numerous tools available for styling hair, the HAIR material is invaluable for giving your hair its individual look and feel.
• Hair Dynamics - HAIR offers realistic dynamics effects that let you create your own broadcast-quality hairspray commercial. The hair itself can be assigned properties such as stiffness, collisions or weight. Forces such as gravity, wind or turbulence can also be made to affect the hair and create impressive effects.
• Hair Rendering - HAIR not only offers absolute realistic render quality. It does so with minimal memory usage. A computer with an average configuration can be used to render millions of hairs.

• Rigid Body Dynamics - This mode is used to simulate rigid bodies, i.e. solid objects like wood or metal. With rigid bodies you assign a collistion method (spherical, ellisoid or full). which affects the accaracy with which an object collides with others. Add properties such as mass or friction to define how Dynamics should affect a particular object. Objects can also be connected via springs. When animated, Dynamics will automatically calculate the correct behavior! To make calculations faster you can you proxy objects, which will require less memory.
• Soft Body Dynamics - Soft Body Dynamics is used to simulate soft objects such as jelly, cloth, a slug, etc. Such soft bodies can be deformed by forces available in Dynamics. Once Dynamics has been set up you can make objects behave elasically, like plastic or let them deform whenever moved or impacted.
• More Forces - Dynamics lets you restict objects' motion, e.g. rotation or position, using constraints. Force fields can be used to attract or repel other objects. Objects can also be connected using Springs.

Minimum System Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 (important: 10.3.9 and below can no longer be supported)
• Windows 2000, XP
• 512 MByte RAM, CPU with 1 GHz
  

Recommended System Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.4 / Windows 2000, XP
• 1024 MB RAM, CPU with 2 GHz
• OpenGL graphics card
• QuickTime 6.5
  
• DVD ROM drive, hard disk.

Educational Pricing:

* includes 2 manual sets.

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