rather than full-out paid/personal projects, where I'd do all the texturing and lighting myself.Ĭ4D is just a tool used to construct the image of an idea that you want to convey. The only ones I use "alot" are the GSG light kit pro, HDRI studio pack, and Texture kit Pro.and thats mostly because lately ive been doing more reddit-centric "help" renders or a really quick still here and there, for shits and giggles, that are just quick and dirty. I got a couple free ones like the sIBL loader, Ivygrower, Umami and I had the free Thrausi for a long time before I got Nitroblast (and to be honest, I probably coulda just kept Thrausi). We designers get distracted by shiny plug-ins all too easy (me included) and think: "Oh I neeeeed to have X-particles, or vRay or Octane or Transform or TurbulenceFD etc etc etc" Cinema has more than enough to keep you learning for a long time without the added weight of learning something else on top of the program. IMO, If you're just starting to learn, forget add-ons or plugins.
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