Why does the image manager need such a long preparation time for huge scenes, whereas the CentiLeo IPR needs zero preparation time. Why can't this technique also be used for rendering in the Picture Manager? I don't really understand.
Or why can't you perhaps offer a similar mode similar to that in the CentiLeo IPR. Sorry if this is a stupid question

Night? I don't know the difference between day and night . I think I've found the solution, I've baked lip synchronization into keyframes using the Bake function built into LipTalk and now it seems to work. CentiLeo seems to have problems when a plugin controls values ​​in the PoseMorph tag in real time....Well, I'm glad now, I was already despairing.....You were right, it was quite late, I should have thought. With particles you also have to bake.

The speed and quality of CentiLeo is crazy....Haven't any big companies like Maxon come knocking on your door yet, because the speed and quality of the renderer is frightening. Why does your denoiser work so well? It works so subtly up to 40 percent and is absolutely usable for animations no flickering nothing. Why can't the built-in denoiser in Cinema 4D do that, even though the Open Image Denoiser is also integrated....

Thanks for you time

I have developed LipTalk a plugin for lipsyncing. Yesterday I implemented a new attack parameter, which allows the user to control the transient response and so the smoothness or responsiveness of the Lip-Movements. Until now the plugin worked pretty well and so I decided to render my previews for my website and Youtube with CentiLeo because it is a amazing fast renderer, the amazing fast renderer.
But now I have encountered a serious problem. While Standard/Physical/Viewport and Redshift producing the expected results, CenitLeo produces very choppy and restless results.
As if it had a problem with the priorities or some tags. I have also rendered it with Cycles 4D and it also has no problems with it.
To put it very simply, my plugin basically calculates values ​​from a transcript that then control the pose morph tag. Basically nothing that another plugin could have a problem with.
I used the same scene, just switched to a different renderer and turned off materials. For comparison, I placed both renderers next to each other so you can see the difference.
Here ist the video link because this video integration here does not work properly.

Video-Comparison

I didn't mean that in a bad way. Yes the option of both would be great, especially for users of Cinema 4D who have perpetual licenses up to R25. Insydium also switched back to perpetual licenses and offers both.
I mean Cinema 4D users have now Redshift included and they think twice before they invest in another RenderEngine.
I would pay a price up to 500 Euros if there is vdb, fire and smoke rendering possible. And maybe with the option to upgrade later to a lower price....
But anyways it is a fantastic render engine...you did a great job.

you mentioned a commercial version after implementation of VDB rendering. How much will this commercial version of CentiLeo cost. Hopefully it will not be a subscription thing

How much will this commercial release cost? Please no subscription

CentiLeo is one of the fastest renderers I have used so far, at least for moderate product rendering or other scenes. I am really pleased with the current version.
But Centileo freezes over every little thing. Cinema 4D freezes constantly. Either when you use the color chooser to select a color in the Centileo material or sometimes when I want to start rendering with the Picture-Viewer. The Picture-Viewer opens and freezed to a white window. It often happens when the IPR is open simultanously. I don't know.

It seems to be a Threading-Issue due to certain CallCommands() maybe?

You are constantly afraid that if you press a button CentiLeo will freeze Cinema 4D again. I use Cinema 4D R23