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✓ Published: 07-Nov-2012
✓ Published: 07-Nov-2012
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This is a sample / introduction to the fxphd C4D208- Python Scripting in Cinema 4D class. I taught this class in the last fxphd term.nnHere's the course overview:nnIn this course we will cover the various ways that Python has been integrated into Cinema 4D since the release of R12 and R13. We will look at its features from both an artists and a TD’s point of view, using hands-on examples. Those will make use of the Python Generator object, Python effectors, Xpresso nodes and Expression Edito
This is a sample / introduction to the fxphd C4D208- Python Scripting in Cinema 4D class. I taught this class in the last fxphd term.nnHere's the course overview:nnIn this course we will cover the various ways that Python has been integrated into Cinema 4D since the release of R12 and R13. We will look at its features from both an artists and a TD’s point of view, using hands-on examples. Those will make use of the Python Generator object, Python effectors, Xpresso nodes and Expression Edito
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