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

Remap

In case we know the range of values of the input map we can lenearly remap (re-scale) it with this node to the other output range.

For example if some texture outputs the values in [-1..1] range for any or all of R, G, B (or X, Y, Z) channels we can remap it to the output range [0..1] easily if we type -1 for Input Min and 1 for Input Max.

This node can be useful in combination with the Gradient Ramp that reacts to the input map values in [0..1] range.