Brandon Ludford
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Ohh, is that what that does? Simulates an environment for the material?
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Bare it in mind that when you play the animation in the Cinema 4D window it will appear at the right speed. AS you computer is processing the animation whilst showing it’s unrendered self. when your rendering it process the information before it is played so the video will be smoother so that initial slowness wont be presence as the processing of the images will be a lot less due to them already being processed.
Basically it forms an illusion whilst being played in the Cinema 4D window. Rendering is the truest form of the animation.
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Best thing to do is click on the polygon mode option on the left side of the window. Click on live selection, increase the radius if necessary, look to the bottom right of the windows and turn off “select visible only” or something like that, and highlight one letter of the word, hit CTRL+X then CTRL+V. Then the selected shape should appear with it’s own object in the hierarchy.
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Like the guy above said, the CPU is the best way to go for fast renders.
However the quality will remain the same, for more render quality, I would recommend upgrading your Graphics Card, it will give a subtle increase to render times, but it will also handle Anti-Aliasing really well, so you can bump up the AA level and not take a hit in render times whilst also getting really nice smooth edges.
But for fast renders, purely just upgrade your CPU, to an i7 is recommended, it has 8 Cores. you cant get any better than that.