Maxon and ArchVision announced the immediate availability of an RPC plug-in for Cinema 4D R9. Now Cinema 4D users can take advantage of the amazing content found in the ArchVision object libraries. RPC (Rich Photorealistic Content) libraries of people, trees, cars and more enable Cinema 4D users to add photorealistic content to their scenes faster than ever before.
RPC objects are images made with imaged-based-rendering. Images can be placed in your 3D environment and thanks to the RPC technology; they behave like real 3D objects, viewable from all perspectives. Even complete animations, such as walking people, are possible.
Image-based rendering has the advantage of virtually no real geometry. So your editor remains fast and render times are short. ArchVision offers a wide library of hundreds of ready to use objects, all sorted by themes.
"Cinema 4D users and architects in particular, often asked for RPC support. It's no wonder that RPC, with its high-end object libraries, is the market leader. We're delighted to have RPC content working with Cinema 4D," said Marco Tillmann, product manager at Maxon Computer GmbH.
Maxon Computer (www.maxon.net) is the developer of professional 3D modeling, painting, animation and rendering solutions. Its award-winning products have been used extensively in film, television, science, architecture, engineering and other industries. Maxon products have been showcased most recently in HERO, VAN HELSING, KING ARTHUR and SPIDER-MAN 2. Maxon has offices in Friedrichsdorf (Germany), Newbury Park (California), Bedford (U.K.) and Tokyo (Japan).
ArchVision (www.archvision.com) is a leader in the development of image-based content creation, management and delivery solutions. In addition to its RPC plug-in technology, ArchVision's products include a growing library of RPC content ranging from people, trees and shrubs to image-based automobiles and other popular objects.
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