Hey @baca,

Just as an FYI, this bug has been fixed and it will be included in one of the upcoming releases of Cinema 4D, quite likely the next release.

Cheers,
Ferdinand

Ah, ok. Thanks for the response. I get what you are saying and will try to further my own understanding of how to implement this script and scripting in general, and I appreciate you taking the time to clarify things. I am surprised that there isn't more of a demand for a more refined tool to revert RS materials. Do you know of any other approaches to achieving this? I realize this outside the realm of this forum an appreciate any input you might be able to provide.

Hi @kng_ito this is some internal development commands that slipped through the release candidate. They remove some very specific cache files so nothing armful, but nothing really useful for you as it's more some internal debugging tools.

Thanks for letting us know.
Cheers,
Maxime.

I'm looking for a C++ developer. I wrote a prototype in Python that needs some love... It's meant to become a real plug-in. Yes, there's a budget. Hey, @a_block , how can I reach you? Anybody else interested? Please, reply to this, let's talk. Thanks for your time.

Hi Bjorn,

I have a working version of this now which you can download from my site at https://microbion.co.uk/files/rounditr2024.zip

It's PC-only at the moment and requires C4D R2024. Try this and see if it does what you need. There's some basic documentation included which I'll tidy up for the final version.

There doesn't seem to be a DM facility here so we'd better take any further discussion to email. You can get hold of through the contact page on my site (link is in the PDF in the zip file). Do let me know what you think.

Cheers,
Steve

@ferdinand Thanks

Thanks for the detailed guide, and also a good reminder that the altool is going to be deprecated. We are going to update our documentation accordingly.

Cheers,
Maxime.

@ferdinand Thank you! you can find it in the old coffee help "using matrices" tutorial section:

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My own code is ridicoulusly simple:

main()
{
ang = ( vnorm(vector1) * vnorm(vector2)) ;
}

Just looking for a python "vnorm"

Hi @ferdinand,

Thank you for you quick response! It is working nicely right now. All my previous ID are untouched and I am able to generate a new one. Thank you so much for your dedication!

Best,
JX

Hi @Dunhou, we can't disclose any information about our partner and I'm doubtful that Megascan developer are reading this forum but who know.

Cheers,
Maxime.

Hello @jenandesign,

Thank you for reaching out to us, I appreciate sharing your customer journey with us. I cannot make any further statements on the ongoing development of Cinema 4D, but we are of course happy to hear that you see value and potential in Cinema 4D.

I will make sure that your input does reach the simulation Team.

Cheers,
Ferdinand

Redshift Manager Here, and Octane also had a huge update, please use my plugin manager version to check new furtures.

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Hello @joel_motion,

Welcome to the Plugin Café forum and the Cinema 4D development community, it is great to have you with us!

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Support for redshift materials on gltf export first appeared with the 2023.2 release. That version also included numerous gltf exporter stability improvements.

Please note, that debugging the code is out of scope in this forum. You are very welcome to ask specific questions with well-defined scope.

In general your code seems reasonable. The approach with cloning objects onto a new document is the one I would suggest anyways. However, one should be careful with the dependencies that objects in the subtree might loose during cloning. AliasTrans helps to overcome such side effects to some extent.

Cheers,
Ilia

Hi @ferdinand,

Thank you for moving this topic to its correct category.
Although I believe we agree on the C++ meaning of static members I really wasn't aware that the use of static plugin parameters and static plugin state could in practice be as problematic as you describe and will certainly heed your advice to no longer use static plugin state.
Also, your point on field members and parallel execution of member functions is well taken.

Thanks again!

@ferdinand ah great, thanks. For others reading, may need a hard-refresh to get it to show.

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Cheers,

WP.

Thanks, I guess..

For anyone else coming across this issue, to decode in python you need to ensure that you're using the correct encoding when reading the CSV file. Even if the CSV file is already encoded to what you are expecting. To make it work for us we did the below:

with open(CSV, encoding='utf-8') as csv_file:

Rather than

with open(CSV) as csv_file: