Randy Johnson
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As always many ways to do this but a fast, manual way is-
Make the cube editable.
Create each texture.
In polygon mode select a side: drag a material on to it.
repeat for each side./randy
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Have you downloaded the rhino for mac? Its not that stable but you can do a little bit. I use it to convert files all the time.
Cant really help with the plug in issue.
/Randy
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if you are in R12 you need new plug ins… I dont know if spline patch has been updated.
Rhino for OSX https://mac.rhino3d.com/As for inside c4d it really depend on the spline, Lofting… sweeps… Nurbs in c4d suck.
/Randy
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In the render settings there is an option to enable Lens effects.
This gets turned on when you set it up but if you copy and paste it sometimes needs to be manually enabled. This happens with most post effects.Also if it is inside a transparent object the post effect will not show.
/Randy
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These programs dont do the same thing so I cant say one will get better results. An intro can be made in either application and can look great…. depends what you are looking for.
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Try this free plug in out its should get that for you.
https://nitro4d.com/blog/freebies/thrausi-1-10//Randy
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To fix your texture use the “Stick Texture” Tag.
Right click on the object (in the object manager) and in the C4D tags you will find it near the bottom.As for the bending, bones are the right way to go. If I remember right Adam T. here had a tutorial about folding a box that might help but I cant seem to find it.
/Randy
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/There are few options discussed here.
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there are loads of tutorials free and paid, it will take a long time but there are more than enough online resources to get you going. AE is another program with a different purpose and if you are learning c4d maybe one day you will want it but to start with it wont matter.
/Randy