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

Light Passes

It's possible to assign each light source of the scene to different light pass (group) and output selected light pass AOVs together with the main render image with no extra render cost. This is usefull for lighting change in post production

In case the Blender Light pass is enabled it's possible to alter the lighting contribution for each individual beauty or light pass using the post process. This can be done in real-time without restarting the render inside Interactive Preview Render window where Blender Light passes image is selected.

The controls to alter the contribution of each individual light pass that are recordered to Blender Light passes are placed in this menu below and include the light temperature, color and intensity scale.

The light pass assignment can be changed for each light source in the scene: