3DsMax to Cinema 4D Plugin with Vray / Corona / Octane / Redshift Support! Current scene to C4D with 2 clicks, solving common problems between import/export. Past in.max format (arch models etc) and you want them inside a current C4D. These scenes had only about 2 to 5 minutes of manual work to adjust them. An imported FBX 3D Asset containing an animation titled Run. A character) and the animations to go with it can be present in the same file. Autodesk® Maya® (.mb or.ma), Autodesk® 3ds Max® (.max) and Cinema 4D (.c4d) files, and also.

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If you have feedback on the subreddit theme, feel free to send a message. That is because material is handled by the render engine to produce accurate shaders, you are importing the bare minimum of what is done in 3Ds Max into Cinema 4D, non of the softwares native render engine are the like. Camera animation and.obj geometry should be fine, as you pointed out, but the material/shader is not going to go over properly. I suggest you rebuild it within c4d. Unless you have two third party engines like vray, but I've yet to be successful to convert vray files from either program.

I think the best you can do is use alembic or FBX to retain the camera and maybe the position of the lights. Models and textures wont crossover well at all. Alembic should be your first choice since it works almost flawlessly. FBX is kind of a bitch to get right. Make sure you bake your camera animation first before exporting it. Also sometimes the Y and Z axis are inverted in C4D compared to other programs so theres a good chance your camera might come in rotated oddly.

Just drop it in a null and rotate 90 degrees increments until the camera lines up with the scene correctly.

You can also use to upload directly from C4D. Here is a bit more info from Eugene for manual export: Edit all that can be edited: Boolean symmetries, HyperNurbs — everything must be passed as polygonal.

Then, for each polygonal object, click the Object menu (in the Object Manager) and choose Conform object. A window appears. Check illumination (if you rigged lighting) and unique texture, set the texture size (the bigger the texture is, the better the result, but the longer the conformation). Choose a path and JPEG format. Then click Conform.

Repeat for each object. You can also connect + delete your polygonal objects to do at once, but the result may not be as good. UV unfolding performed correctly is preferable, but not mandatory.

Then select the object or objects created, copy ( ctrl+C or ⌘C), create a new scene and paste. For each material, copy the image channel in the channel luminescence color and luminescence disable the channel. In the File menu, save the project and export your scene in Collada 1.4 format. Zip the folder and send it to Sketchfab!