Perpetual licenses will be discontinued but it’ll be sold as a benefit to the end user. the archaic cloth system will be rewritten from scratch. Something motivated Insydium to bundle everything so I expect Maxon has finally managed to produce a new particle engine.įor the whole of C4D to run on the new scene graph each feature will have to be retooled and many will end up being coded from scratch e.g. My bet is that Thinking Particles gets replaced. I guess I’ll see it when it releases in september (if there is still a perpetual option, which isn’t guaranteed at all if one looks at Redshift).

With the release of datasmith, I’ve been using Unreal Engine more and more and realtime is awsome. Improved viewport renderer: They made improvements, but this is no eevee o U-render. They hired a sculpting expert with Forger, so I guess anything about painting and sculpting would be nice, but I’m not really a sculptor anyway. Improved hair, cloth, particles and dynamics thanks to the nodal core wouldn’t be bad either (especially now that Xparticles has gone subs only too and is still quite expensive). This and having a decent modern renderer out of the box is the bare minimum I would expect to renew my perpetual license or add a subscription (eg: a 1 gpu Redshift or whatever)Ī better boolean workflow like Boxcutter or NitroBoxtool for hardsurface modeling would be great too. Having an easy to use, drag and drop, full object manager replacement based on the nodal backend would be a nice feature for performance only.

Redshift r25