CentiLeo for Cinema 4D
About CentiLeo
- How to Install
- System Requirements
- Known issues
CentiLeo Features for Cinema 4D plugin
How CentiLeo Works
Hardware Recommendations
Rendering Settings
- Camera
- Hardware Settings
Rendering Speed
- Interior
- Streaming Out-of-core Geometry
- Streaming Out-of-core Textures
- Bulldozer vs Motobike Kernels
Interactive Preview Render
Final Render
Post Processing
AOVs / Passes / Masks
- Light Passes
- AOV Masks
Materials and Textures
- Shader Node Editor
- Standard Material
- Mix Material
- Emission Material
- Ray Switch Material [update]
- Reference Material [update]
- Bitmap
- Procedural Noise
- Procedural Flakes
- Procedural Scratches
- Texture Coordinates
- Decal [update]
- Selection Mask
- Pattern
- Gradient Ramp
- Triplanar
- Falloff
- Layer
- Randomizer
- Color Correction
- Remap
- Channel Shuffle
- Polygon Wire
- Surface Side
- Curvature [update]
- Vertex Attributes [update]
- Hair Info [update]
- User Data [update]
- Object / Particle Atrributes [update]
Standard Lighting
Environment HDRI
Object Tag [update]
Particles [update]
Motion Blur [update]
Displacement Mapping [update]
Curves and Splines [update]
Using Bitmaps from Asset Browser
Upcoming Features
Download Examples

Triplanar

The Triplanar node can be used to map the bitmaps or other mappable textures to the surfaces without UVW texture coordinates setup. It's similar to Cubic mapping from UVW Projection, but it blends three planar map projections to the shade point using the weights computed with respect to shade point normal. On the other side the Cubic mapping selects only the single planar projection based on the most suitable planar projection with respect to the shade point normal.

The frame basis of Triplanar projection can be rotated and manipulated using connection of UVW Projection node to the corresponding slot.