Sketch & Toon
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 11:42 pm
[color=\"green\"]Sketch and Toon
MAXON Releases Breakthrough NPR module for CINEMA 4D
Everyone's lining up to render 3D scenes with Sketch and Toon.
Render engines, including CINEMA 4D and its Advanced Render Module, have become incredibly powerful and made it easier than ever before to create high-quality photorealistic imagery.
Many users long for the simpler life, though, and will find their solution in the non-photorealistic rendering capability of CINEMA 4D's newest module, Sketch and Toon.
Sketch and Toon has the ability to create so many different styles of 3D render its name is almost misleading. Architects and engineers will enjoy the clean and precise technical illustrations it provides, while artists will appreciate its ability to render 3D scenes as a quick scribble or a charcoal sketch.
A variety of shading engines make it easy to create illustrations ranging from halftone stills to cel-rendered animations.
NPR- and raytrace-rendered objects can be combined in a single scene for unique styles.
An abundance of control and plenty of flexibility provide the user the opportunity to create almost any desired effect.[/color]
MAXON Releases Breakthrough NPR module for CINEMA 4D
Everyone's lining up to render 3D scenes with Sketch and Toon.
Render engines, including CINEMA 4D and its Advanced Render Module, have become incredibly powerful and made it easier than ever before to create high-quality photorealistic imagery.
Many users long for the simpler life, though, and will find their solution in the non-photorealistic rendering capability of CINEMA 4D's newest module, Sketch and Toon.
Sketch and Toon has the ability to create so many different styles of 3D render its name is almost misleading. Architects and engineers will enjoy the clean and precise technical illustrations it provides, while artists will appreciate its ability to render 3D scenes as a quick scribble or a charcoal sketch.
A variety of shading engines make it easy to create illustrations ranging from halftone stills to cel-rendered animations.
NPR- and raytrace-rendered objects can be combined in a single scene for unique styles.
An abundance of control and plenty of flexibility provide the user the opportunity to create almost any desired effect.[/color]