Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Using CINEMA 4D's GI Irradiance Cache File

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Using CINEMA 4D's GI Irradiance Cache File

CINEMA 4D Release 11 has a new Global Illumination system in the Advanced Render module. Beta tester Michael Vance particularly likes the Irradiance Cache File feature.





Click the link below to watch full tutorial :
Using CINEMA 4D's GI Irradiance Cache File

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