2016
Digital Tutors / Pluralsight.com
Justin Marshall
0:37
English
When creating 3d projects, you’ll often want to try out any number of settings or materials before you settle on a final result. You may want to see what your model looks like with a different style of accessory, or with a different color of label. Instead of saving out different file variations or duplicating materials, you can set up different takes for each variation and view each one very quickly from a single scene file. In this course you'll learn to use the new Takes system in CINEMA 4D to add this kind of flexibility to your workflow.
1 Course Overview
2 Overview of the Takes Manager
3 Adding an Override
4 Using AutoTake
5 Creating Child Takes
6 Saving and Exporting Takes
7 Locking Overrides
8 Using Override Groups
9 Rendering Takes
10 Annotating Takes
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