Hello, I would like to know what program people use to make renders of builds that are H.Q.? I currently have Cinema4d for Minecraft Graphics, I know you can use mineware to import worlds do I do that? Or is there a separate program?
How to Render Builds
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There are 2 options. Cinema4D and Chunky.
Cinema4D is somewhat complex to start using, especially coming from minecraft. Once you master it, however, the renders will be an overall higher quality and you'll have a lot of freedom.
Chunky is very simple, in comparison. It's a tool made specifically for rendering in minecraft, and it has only a handful of settings, compared to the complexity of Cinema4D.
However, it is somewhat limiting.
If you're looking to become a pro at rendering, Cinema4D is the way to go. If you're just looking to make casual renders of builds, Chunky is far easier.
Cinema4D is somewhat complex to start using, especially coming from minecraft. Once you master it, however, the renders will be an overall higher quality and you'll have a lot of freedom.
Chunky is very simple, in comparison. It's a tool made specifically for rendering in minecraft, and it has only a handful of settings, compared to the complexity of Cinema4D.
However, it is somewhat limiting.
If you're looking to become a pro at rendering, Cinema4D is the way to go. If you're just looking to make casual renders of builds, Chunky is far easier.
Yeah that's what I thought wasn't 100% sure and I already have a pretty decent knowledge of Cinema4d so I think I will use that the only problem is my pc might die when it comes to rendering it out xD
I believe cinema4D has the option to go for low-impact rendering. That way it takes longer, but it doesn't fry your PC.
Most other 3D programs have something like it, I think. I'd suggest using that, then leaving your PC on overnight, if you can. Otherwise leave it on while you're at school/work.
Most other 3D programs have something like it, I think. I'd suggest using that, then leaving your PC on overnight, if you can. Otherwise leave it on while you're at school/work.
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