In this video I’ll show you how to use “Greebler” which is a C4D plugin by Kuroyume’s DevelopmentZone. This plugin basically takes your simple geometry, and makes it look very complicated and detailed instantly.
It’s a really cool concept, with many applications, the most obvious being sci-fi looks. Any time you need more complex, detailed geometry to give the impression of massive detail, this plugin will be very useful!
Get the 30 day trial version here: http://bit.ly/INGHE0
Great rundown. Thanks for that. Have you experienced any problems with R13? I noticed the releases on the download page only go to R12.
Nope, no issues that I can find with R13. I did the tut with R13 too, so everything you see should work fine!
Nice! a tut on Memorial day bro! Have a good one!
Anyone having trouble with the Demo in R12? Won’t accept “DEMO”
Ah, i’m trying to use it on a license server. No go.
Hi Joren,
Thx again for a exellent quick tut.
What are your render settings on 01:55 when you make those fast renders. I like the speed and the look of it.
Thank you.
Copenhagen, I lit that with regular lights, one in front, one in background, the one in BG had a slight blue tint to it. They had soft shadows on. The key is I turned on Ambient Occlusion to get the really nice shadowy look. No GI for fast renders. Cheers!
thx for this tip – I think I give greebler a go…
Awesome, i remember this being a max only plugin when i first started using 3D 10 years ago, def gonna have to get this
Dan: Yeah, this is something that all of us plugin developers for Cinema 4D have been asking to have fixed for some time. The Maxon License Server will not accept demo time-trials so it must be done in Cinema 4D itself. The only way that I think you could work this is to use Cinema 4D directly without the License Server providing the serial number(s) – either in a separate install or maybe using a Cinema 4D demo install.