Notice that I have removed any materials that were included in the original model, and I replaced them with Cinema 4D's default material.
To speed things up, I opened the "Content Browser", that you can find under Window > Content Browser, or with the shortcut Shift + F8, and I browsed for some models to put into the scene. I am going to set it to 1280 x 720 pixels. Here you can set the width and height to whatever you want or need. Select the first option in the sidebar called "Output". And on the combobox at the top-left called "Renderer" switch from Standard to Physical.īefore you close this window, let's change the size of the render. Then, go to "Edit Render Settings" (Ctrl + B). Final Render Image in Cinema 4D for this Tutorialįollow this tutorial step-by-step to improve your understanding of lighting and rendering techniques that you can use in graphic design, illustration and video games projects in Cinema 4D.įirst of all, open Cinema 4D.