I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I do love a challenge and I understand the benefits of such granular control over every aspect of the environment, but it definitely seems like a piece of software that would take a decade to master. Lynda - Cinema 4D: X-Particles and Redshift Techniques CGCircuit - Advanced Particles 1: Geometry Based Simulations Lynda - Learning Cinema 4D S22 Solid Angle Arnold for CINEMA 4D R25 C4DtoA-3.3.8 Win 圆4 INSYDIUM - Particle FX Premium Training Solid Angle Arnold v3.3.5 for Cinema 4D R21-R24 Win Solid Angle Arnold v3.3.7 for Cinema 4D R21.
I'm just playing around as well as a hobbyist, so it's not like my job depends on it. I almost feel at a disadvantage knowing what I do outside of that flow as I'm always looking for the shortcuts to do something that I thought was simple (in C4d). Going to the node driven workflow of DOP, POP, VOP, CHOP and SHOPs has got my head spinning a bit. I just started messing around with Houdini lately, and holy Crap! I haven't felt like I knew nothing about 3D in a long time, and this made me feel like I'm starting over from day one. I know this is a c4d thread but there are probably a few more sympathetic ears here.
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