Simulation: rigid bodies added to the Unified Simulation Framework In 2024.0 it becomes Cinema 4D’s default renderer, replacing the old Standard renderer. Similarly, Redshift, which Maxon acquired in 2019, and the CPU edition of which is available to all Cinema 4D users, has gone from being the new renderer to the renderer. The performance improvements are the result of continuing work on Cinema 4D’s core architecture, which received a “big push” in this release, with Maxon commenting that the architecture is “no longer the ‘new core’ the core”. The blog post describes the speed boost in fairly conservative terms – “more than twice as fast as previous versions” – but Maxon told us that some things can be as much as 100x faster, with particular benefits for playback of complex scenes. The release forms part of Maxon’s Fall 2023 product updates, along with Redshift 3.5.19 and Red Giant 2024.Ĭore: performance up 2x across the board, Redshift now the default rendererĬinema 4D 2024.0 is a workflow-focused release, with the first change listed in Maxon’s own feature summary being simply speed and performance.

The update also improves performance, with Maxon describing Cinema 4D 2024.0 as “more than twice as fast as previous versions”, and makes Redshift the default renderer. Maxon has released Cinema 4D 2024.0, the latest version of its 3D design, animation and motion graphics software.Ĭhanges include support for rigid bodies in the Unified Simulation Framework, the option to emit Pyro sims from particles, and new normal editing and modeling tools.

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