Dear Community,

Welcome to the new developers.maxon.net web presence. For technical reasons we had to deprecate our old web presence and then took the opportunity to consolidate systems and give everything a fresh look. You will now find downloads, documentation, and support all under one domain. New to the family is also the ZBrush SDK. The new forum structure is almost identical to the old, find the details below:

All forum data and your accounts have been migrated to this instance, you can login with your old Plugin Café forum login on this site. Please reach out via our contact form when you run into troubles.

• News & News: Read the latest news and get information about support procedures and our SDKs.
  You cannot create topics in this forum, you can only reply to existing topics and vote postings.
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• SDK Support
  • Cinema 4D SDK: Ask questions about the Cinema 4D API or discuss your plugin solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Cineware SDK: Ask questions about the Cineware API or discuss your solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Cineware SDK: Ask questions about the ZBrush API or discuss your solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Bugs: Browse the known bugs in our APIs.
    You cannot create topics in this forum (bugs are created by moderators), you can only reply to existing topics and vote postings.
• Legacy Forum: Contains the legacy forum data.
  These forums are read-only in every aspect.
• Off Topic: Talk about general programming topics, jobs offers, and everything else.
  You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.

Known Issues

• Notifications are currently broken.
• The homepage might not always load correctly when navigating back to it
• Plugin IDs have not yet been migrated, but this forum wraps around the old forum Plugin IDs. [to be fixed]
• There is no dark skin or skin selection in general.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

edit 05/12/2023: Fixed notifications and legacy links.

Cinema 4D C++ SDK

The Cinema 4D C++ SDK offers the full tool set of the public Cinema 4D API. It is an excellent choice for experienced developers who want to implement computationally demanding plugins or plugin types such as custom render engines or material systems that are exclusive to the C++ API.

Quickstart

• Online C++ Documentation: The most recent Cinema 4D C++ online documentation. To bookmark a link to the most recent version of the documentation, bookmark developers.maxon.net/docs/cpp/ (when you bookmark a link you followed, you will bookmark a specific version).
• Offline C++ Documentation: The official most recent Cinema 4D C++ offline documentation. Unlike the online version, you cannot switch between multiple versions here.
• C++ Code Examples: The C++ SDK code examples. You will need the frameworks provided in an sdk.zip to run these.
• Project Tool: A tool to generate Visual Studio and XCode solutions for Cinema 4D C++ API projects.
• SDK Database: The SDK Asset API database, containing assets used by code examples.

To be able to compile the code examples, one requires t+the frameworks provided in the sdk.zip of a Cinema 4D installation. See Getting Started for details.

Development Environment

To build plugins for a specific SDK, one must meet the development environments listed below. And while it might be possible to deviate from these requirements from time to time, doing so will be out of scope of support; when you run into technical problems and ask for support, we will ask you to match the required environment.

The Application Binary Interface (ABI) marks the range of compatibility of SDKs and plugins compiled for them. All versions that are binary compatible with each other can run your plugin, if the SDK version is equal to or lower than the Cinema 4D version. So, a plugin compiled for R21.0 will also run in R21.1, S22.0, and S22.1 because they all share one ABI. But you cannot run a plugin compiled for S22.0 (using S22.0 features) in R21.0. For the greatest range of compatibility, it is therefore often best to compile for the earliest version within an ABI one can use for the feature one requires.

Cinema 4D Python SDK

The Cinema 4D Python SDK offers a subset of the features of the C++ SDK and is targeted at artists and developers who favor development speed over having the full API at their fingertips.

Quickstart

• Online Python Documentation: The official Cinema 4D Python documentation. To bookmark a link to the most recent version of the documentation, bookmark developers.maxon.net/docs/py/ (when you bookmark a link you followed, you will bookmark a specific version).
• Offline Python Documentation: The Python documentation to store locally, unlike the online version, you cannot switch between multiple versions here.
• Python Script Examples: The Python SDK code examples for writing Script Manager scripts and abstract subjects demonstrated in Script Manager scripts.
• Python Scene Examples: The Python SDK code examples for writing code for Scripting Objects.
• Python Plugin Examples: The Python SDK code examples for writing code for Plugins.

Features

Cinema 4D loosely makes the distinction between scripting, small pieces of Python code that can be written in and executed from a running Cinema 4D executable, and plugins, more elaborate Python code that must already be present in the boot sequence of the executable. The most important manuals for getting started with scripting can be found in the Scripting Section.

A second class of scripts are the Scripting Objects. They offer a qucik way to implement objects, tags, and fields and more in Cinema 4D without having to write a full plugin. The most complex Python solutions are Plugins. Apart from finer API details, the biggest differences to the C++ API are that one cannot implement render engines, video post effects, materials, description based tools, or custom description GUIs and data types.

Runtime Environment

Cinema 4D uses internally a standard CPython based interpreter. It can be run in two ways:

• Cinema 4D Executable: This is the primary manner to run Python in Cinema 4D, it allows you to running plugins, Script Manager scripts, or Python scene element scripts.
• c4dpy Executable: This file is located next to the Cinema 4D executable, and it is a headless Cinema 4D instance that provides a REPL-like interactive interpreter experience. Headless means that this is a full Cinema 4D instance with all plugins laoded and capabilities enabled, execpt for everything that is GUI related.

Although our Python interpreter is based on CPython, it is not identical to it. Our library is for example missing the tkinter package. We also offer only limited support for installing complex third party Python libraries, see Python Libraries for details.

Unlike for the C++ SDK, one does not need to include frameworks to get started. Cinema 4D comes with all the necessary libraries. The version of the interpreter depends on the version of Cinema 4D that is running. The current Cinema 4D Python interpreter version is:

• Windows: Python 3.11.4 (pipelines/893915622:c23be21, Jun 8 2023, 15:31:26) [MSC v.1929 64 bit (AMD64)]
• Mac OS: Python 3.11.4 (pipelines/893543668-dirty:1e04aba, Jun 8 2023, 11:27:02) [Clang 14.0.0 (clang-1400.0.29.202)]

Cinema 4D SDK

This section contains the links and overview for both the Cinema 4D Python and C++ SDK.

• Python SDK: The Python API is targeted at artists and a great point to get to know the Cinema 4D API.
• C++ SDK: The C++ API offers the full feature set of the public Cinema 4D API and is targeted at developers who seek performant solutions and deep access into Cinema 4D.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

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Cineware SDK

Cineware is MAXON’s file exchange and render connection C++ library. Develop plugins and pipeline tools which can read and write .c4d files using Cineware without having a Cinema 4D installation present. Whether you want to build a commercial exchange plugin, connect your in-house software to Cinema 4D or just get some data out of .c4d files, Cineware is the simplest way to achieve your goals. When a Cinema 4D installation is present, you can also render using Cineware. The rendering will be done in the background as if it was a native part of your application.

Quick Start

• Online Cineware Documentation: The official most recent Cinema 4D C++ online documentation. To bookmark a link to the most recent version of the documentation, bookmark developers.maxon.net/docs/cw/ (when you bookmark a link you followed, you will always will bookmark a specific version).
• Offline Documentation: The official most recent Cineware offline documentation, project, and quick start guide. Unlike in the online version, you cannot switch between multiple versions here.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

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ZBrush GoZ SDK

The GoZ C++ SDK allows you to build a dynamic bridge between ZBrush and your application, using the GoZ file format. In a single click, the user can send geometry and texture data from ZBrush to your application, edit it, and then send it back with another click. For details about the GoZ concept, see the ZBrush documentation.

Quickstart

• Online Documentation: The online Zbrush GoZ SDK documentation (this is a PDF).
• GoZ SDK: The GoZ demo projects and source code.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

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Dear Community,

The Maxon Registered Developer (MRD) program provides enterprise level support for Cinema 4D developers. This posting lines out the benefits and requirements of the program.

Please see the Support procedures topic for information about scope of support and how we deliver support in general.

Benefits

The most tangible benefits of the program are:

• Access to development licenses for the current beta of Maxon One products (Cinema 4D, Redshift, ZBrush, Red Giant, etc.).
• Access to the internal alpha and beta forums, and the Maxon employees operating in it.
• Access to the continuous build output of the current alpha or beta (via the forums).
• Access to the bug tracker of Cinema 4D.
• Access to non-public features of Cinema 4D aimed at development.
• Access to more in-depth 1:1 email support or virtual meetings with the SDK Group when necessary.

Enrollment

To enlist to the program, you must reach out to us via our contact form and demonstrate the following criteria of eligibility:

• Reason: Explain why you require MRD membership. Ideally name the development project you intend to work on and illustrate what you intend to do.
• Past Work: Demonstrate that you have successfully developed public or non-public plugins for Cinema 4D or other DCC applications. Alternatively name other software products you have worked on. You should provide here a link to a website, a video, or something similar that showcases your past work.
• Number of Licenses: State the number of development licenses you request.
• Account Handle: Provide the id.maxon.net e-mail handle(s) of the account(s) to which we shall assign the beta licenses when your request is approved. When you do not have an account, you can create a new one for free. We generally prefer to assign multiple licenses to a singular Maxon account but can also handle multiple accounts when necessary. The number of accounts here determines also the number of forum and bug tracker accounts you get.
• NDA Signee: Provide the name and last name of your Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) signee (see Process below).
• Company: Provide the name of a company or organization on behalf of which you are applying. Only applies when you apply on behalf of a company. Freelancers and content providers do not have to provide this information.

It is strongly recommended to follow this exact bullet point form. Lengthy applications are not necessary, one thousand characters should suffice for most applications. See also the Examples section at the end.

We must also point out that the MRD program is strictly bound to development tasks. Quality assurance, documenting how your software products work in conjunction with Cinema 4D, or (program) management all do not qualify as such. See the section Alternatives for other options. When applying for these, you must still follow the bullet points lined out in this section.

While the MRD program is aimed at commercial development, it is not exclusive to it, nor must one be an employee of a big company to apply. As stated above, Maxon views third party developers as crucial to its success. So, do not hesitate to reach out to us!

Process

Once you have sent your application, the following will happen:

1. Approval: We discuss your request internally and either approve or deny it. In either case we will reach out to you with the outcome. This usually takes two weeks but can take longer in complicated cases.
2. Non-Disclosure Agreement: Once your request has been approved, we will ask you to sign an NDA regarding the alpha and beta access of Cinema 4D.
3. On-Boarding: Once you have been approved and signed your NDA, you are now an MRD, congratulations! We will hand you over to the capable hands of our Beta Team which will provide your licenses as well forum and bug tracker access.
4. Renewal: The MRD membership itself has no fixed expiration date, but we might remove members who have not been logged into our beta forum for more than one year. So, make sure to log in at least once per year (login is the actual criteria, although participating in the community and bug reporting are of course an effective way to establish yourself as a valuable partner).
   • The development license(s) associated with an MRD membership expire with the development cycle of Cinema 4D on May 1st and October 1st independent of when your MRD has been granted. We require MRD members to renew their licenses manually, but a brief e-mail asking for continuation usually suffices.

Alternatives

Sometimes the MRD program is not the right fit, either because users cannot enter the NDA or when the intended usage is not development related. In these cases, other options can be an alternative. This can either be applying for a Not for Resale (NFR) license for the current release candidate of Cinema 4D - without access to anything beta and bug tracking related -, or a strategic partnership for cases where management, marketing, or training are the reason you are reaching out to us.

When you already know that this applies to your case, please make sure to state so in your initial outreach. Please understand that such cases will take longer to process.

Examples

Here are two example applications to provide orientation for how a potentially successful application could look like.

Company Application

Dear Maxon SDK-Team,

I hope you are all well! I am Jane, and I am reaching out to you on behalf of the development team at SomeBrand. We are looking into adding support for Cinema 4D for OurApp and would therefore like to request Maxon Registered Developer membership. Please find our application below.

• Reason: We want to develop a bridge application between Cinema 4D and OurApp via a Cinema 4D plugin. The main goal is here to exchange metadata between OurApp and Cinema 4D, so that both applications are always in sync.
• Past Work: Please refer to the www.somebrand.com/products section on our website to get a sense of what products we are shipping. Our main focus are procedural texture generation and asset databases for small artists up to big studios.
• Number of Licenses: We would need at least 2 development licensees, better would be 4.
• Account Handle: Please assign all licenses to [email protected], we just have created that account.
• NDA Signee: Jane Doe
• Company: SomeBrand

Please do not hesitate to reach out to us when you have questions about our application. It would also be great if could sync up in a quick meeting, could you offer a slot?

Sincerely,
Jane Doe

Individual Application

Hey Maxon SDK-Team,

I am John, and I run a small YouTube channel named ArtistCodingBits. I cover there Python development from the perspective of a technical artist. I have created scripts and plugins for Cinema 4D before and would like to cover this subject on my channel. I therefor want to request Maxon Registered Developer membership.

• Reason: I want to produce video content about Python scripts, plugins, and general technical artist and pipelining subjects in the context of Cinema 4D. I am planning to release roughly three videos per year on this subject.
• Past Work: Check ArtistCodingBits for my video content and my private GitHub for some Cinema 4D scripts and plugins I wrote. In my day work I am an technical artist at SomeStudio, but I run my YouTube channel privately.
• Number of Licenses: I need one license.
• Account Handle: Please assign all licenses to my account [email protected].
• NDA Signee: John Doe

I also have a question: When approved, would it be possible to be featured on Maxon's social media channels?

Cheers,
John

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

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• 24/10/2024: Added example section and split up NDA signee and company name.

Dear Community,

This topic lines out how we deliver support and which topics are eligible for support. At the end you will also find a brief overview of what makes a good technical support question.

• Forms of Support: Lines out where and how we provide support.
• Scope of Support: Describes the subjects and conditions under which we will provide support and more importantly where we do not.
• How to Ask Questions: Provides a guide to how to ask effectively questions. We strongly recommend reading this.
• Examples: Provides an example for how a good question and a good bug report could look like.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Team

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• 23/05/2024: Split procedures into multiple postings, added TOC, and added section about AI.

Dear Community,

This posting contains information on how to write postings and upload data to the forum on a technical level.

See our Forum Overview topic for an overview the forum structure and our code of conduct. The Support Procedures topic lines out how we deliver support, which topics are within the scope of support, and the hallmarks of a good technical question.

Basics

Creating Topics

A new topic can be created with the New Topic button to be found at the top of each sub-forum (Fig. I).

Fig. I: The New topic button can be found in each forum into which you can post, the button not being present means that you are not allowed to create topics in this forum.

Changing Forums

After pressing the button, the posting editor will open. When creating a new topic, the editor will allow you to change the forum to post into with a button in the top left (Fig. II).

Fig. II: The category button can be found in the top left of the posting editor when creating a new topic.

Adding Tags

Many forums allow you or even require you to add tags to your posting. The tags button can be found in the left bottom of the posting editor (Fig. III).

Fig. III: The tags button allows you to descibe a posting with predefined tags.

You should always describe the language (C++/Python), the operating system (Windows/MacOS), and the version you are targeting.

Forum Markup

This is an overview of all forum markup and its rendered output.

Uploading Content

You can upload images and files to the forum as shown below.

The maximum upload size is 16 MB and the supported file formats are:

• Image: png, jpg, bmp, gif, webm
• File: zip, py, pyp, pdf, txt, cpp, h, vdb, mp4

Uploaded mp4 files will be automatically displayed in a video player. You also can embed Youtube, Vimeo, and Twitter content by simply posting a link in a topic.

Emphasis

Lists

Bullet point and index lists can be mixed, the actual numbering in index lists does not matter, it will be applied by the parser (Beans has the index 6 in the markup but is then correctly rendered as 2).

* Food
  * Fruits
    1. Apple
    2. Avocado
    3. Banana
  * Vegetables
    1. Aubergine
    6. Beans
    3. Carrot
* Toys

• Food
  • Fruits
    1. Apple
    2. Avocado
    3. Banana
  • Vegetables
    1. Aubergine
    2. Beans
    3. Carrot
• Toys

Code Blocks

Code blocks can be styled with a sytanx. [py] will force Python syntax, [cpp] C++ syntax, and [txt] no syntax (among many other syntaxes). Setting no syntax hint will cause the styling to fall back to Python syntax.

class Item (object):
    """Blah
    """
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs) -> None:
        self.id: int = 0
        self.name: str = ""

    def run(self) -> str:
        return f"My name is {self.name} at {self.id}."
    
# Create an item and run it.
thing: Item = Item()
thing. Run()

class Foo {   // A class
  public:
    int bar;
};

Quotes and Tables

> “Not every quote you read on the internet is true.” – Abraham Lincoln

“Not every quote you read on the internet is true.” – Abraham Lincoln

| A | B | C | 
| - | - | - |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 
| 4 | 5 | 6 | 

Headings and Seperators

# h1 title
## h2 title
### h3 title
#### h4 title
##### h5 title
###### h6 title
---

h1 title

h2 title

h3 title

h4 title

h5 title

h6 title

Happy posting,
the Maxon SDK Group

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Dear Community,

This posting gives an overview of the structure and rules of this forum.

See our Forum Features topic for an overview of writing postings and uploading data. The Support Procedures topic lines out how we deliver support, which topics are within the scope of support, and the hallmarks of a good technical question.

Forum Structure

The forum is split into multiple sub forums with different purposes.

• News & News: Read the latest news and get information about support procedures and our SDKs.
  You cannot create topics in this forum, you can only reply to existing topics and vote postings.
• Information & Downloads: Fetch the latest downloads and tools for our SDKs.
  You cannot create topics in this forum, you can only reply to existing topics and vote postings.
• SDK Support
  • Cinema 4D SDK: Ask questions about the Cinema 4D API or discuss your plugin solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Cineware SDK: Ask questions about the Cineware API or discuss your solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Cineware SDK: Ask questions about the ZBrush API or discuss your solutions.
    You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.
  • Bugs: Browse the known bugs in our APIs.
    You cannot create topics in this forum (bugs are created by moderators), you can only reply to existing topics and vote postings.
• Legacy Forum: Contains the legacy forum data.
  These forums are read-only in every aspect.
• Off Topic: Talk about general programming topics, jobs offers, and everything else.
  You can create topics and polls in this forum and reply to and vote existing postings.

Scope of the Forum

This forum exists to provide support for the APIs of Maxon Computer products. And while our Off-Topic forum offers a place for tangential topics, we will close anything else. Explicitly out of scope are:

1. Non-programming subjects in general, such as the future of product X, political subjects, or other personal views. Infractions will be closed or deleted and repeated offenders banned.
2. End-user subjects such as "How to use the Object Manager?" or "How can I do this and that with Xpresso nodes?". Please reach out to end-user support for such questions.
3. Questions about non-Maxon products such as "How would you do this in the Maya API?" or "How can I do this with numpy?" are not allowed in any of the SDK Support forums. But they are allowed in the Off-Topic forum.

Code of Conduct

All posts should be professional and courteous. You have every right to disagree with your fellow community members and explain your perspective, but it should happen in a civil tone. We will not tolerate the following things:

• Non-English Postings: All postings in all threads in this forum must be held in the English language. Maxon Computer reserves the right not to answer support requests in other languages. Users who repeatedly violate this rule might be banned.
• Spam: As spam count unsolicited advertisement for goods, services and/or other web sites, or posts with little, or completely unrelated content. Do not spam the forums with links to your site or product, or try to self-promote your website, business, or forums etc. Spamming also includes sending private messages to many different users. Users who violate this rule will be banned.
• Copyright and NDA Violations: Providing or asking for information on how to illegally obtain copyrighted materials is forbidden. Also not allowed is sharing information that is covered by an NDA. Deliberate offenders will be banned permanently, other cases might only receive a temporary ban or warning.
• Hate Speech and Harassment: All forms of open hate speech such as racist, sexist, or religiously inflammatory comments are forbidden and will lead to users being permanently banned. Other forms of harassment, such as crude or derogatory comments about other users or their work are also not allowed and will also lead to bans.
• Cross-Posting: Please refrain from posting the same question in several threads or derailing other threads with off-topic subjects. Repeated offenders will be temporarily banned.

Support Topic Rules

Additionally, these rules exist for all topics in support forums.

• Singular Question: The initial posting of a question topic must contain a singular question. Do not ask ten things at once, that makes it extremely hard to answer things. Break up your questions into multiple topics. Asking follow-up questions is allowed but they must be bound to the initial subject.
• Singular Posting: Users often discover additional information or even a solution before we can answer. Please consolidate your questions into a singular posting by editing your last posting. It is otherwise not only for us but also for future readers hard to follow the posting. Once we replied to a topic you are of course then free to reply in a new posting. But when you have follow-up questions, all information should again be consolidated in the most recent posting until we answer.
• Singular Subject: From all this follows that a topic must have a singular and sparse subject tied to a specific problem. 'My Nodes API Questions' is not a valid topic as it splits up into too many subtopics. A valid subject could be 'accessing node attributes' or 'traversing a node graph'. One could for example first ask 'how to get the name attribute of a node?' and then ask a follow up question about 'how to get the icon attribute too?'. This specifically applies to plugins, just because you have two problems with one plugin does not mean that they should be asked in the same topic.

Happy coding,
the Maxon SDK Group

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Valuable community members,

from May 9th since May 16th, the SDK Support Team will deliver reduced support service levels due to the concurrent overlap with the MAXON company meeting.
We’ll get back with standard support levels on Monday the 16th of May.

Apologising for any inconvenience this might cause, give best regards.

The MAXON SDK Team.

Dear PluginCafé user,

on Tuesday, April 20th 2021, from 06:00 to 07:00 CEST, due to planned maintenance activity, the services will be down and unreachable during this period.

Please be sure to quit from this server duly.

Maxon SDK Team

We are pleased to inform that a new release of Cinema 4D has been published.

Cinema 4D Subscription Release 24 (S24) includes functionality to easily browse and obtain models, materials and other assets, and to intuitively place them within the scene. The release also includes key workflow enhancements and a sneak peek at the continued progress on the Scene Nodes and Scene Manager interfaces to the new core.

The new release of Cinema 4D is available for immediate download on the Maxon official website, together with the full list of features.

We also invite you to have a look at our Developers Blog[URL-REMOVED], where we present the enhancements for plugin developers that have been introduced in the C++ and Python APIs respectively.

The Maxon SDK Team

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Dear PluginCafé user,

on Tuesday, April 13th 2021, from 14:00 to 16:00 CEST (12:00 to 16:00 UTC), due to planned maintenance activity, the services will be down and unreachable during this period.

Please be sure to quit from this server duly.

Maxon SDK Team

A new service release of Cinema 4D R23 has been officially released and is now available for download. An overview of all new development resources can be found on developers.maxon.net[URL-REMOVED].

The Maxon SDK Team.

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Hi @mastergog the manual just illustrates the standard case and, as much as for any other snippet, it might be adapted to your scope to deliver the desired function.

Give the limited information, I can only assume that the VertexColorHandle passed as first parameter to VertexColorTag::Get() might be invalid. Have you checked if vcTag->GetDataAddressW(); returns a valid pointer? Can you share a code to reproduce the issue? What's the instance scope in the code of the PolygonObject you've inserted to Tag into?

Cheers, r

We are all very excited to announce that Ferdinand Hoppe ( @zipit ) has joined Maxon in our Team as SDK Specialist. Check out this post[URL-REMOVED] for more information.

The MAXON SDK Team

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@trideshnik said in How to decompile cdl64 file?:

Hmm.. so..

Comrades, before getting the necessary information, I was told 100500+ times about copyright. Everyone saw fit to indicate this.

Dear, do you think that the person asking this question needs a triple copyright notice? If you do not want to answer or help, no one is forcing you, but making idiots out of people is bad form. I got a ton of off-topic information. reasoning, warnings. and only a fraction of the information I need. so nice.
but.
Thanks to those who indicated the direction in which to dig.

P.S. it seems to me that this is such a lifestyle. okay) khkhgxghzhuxvvldqkdfnhuv

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Fellow developers,

in Cinema 4D R23.008 and only on macOS, it has been discovered an unexpected behaviour that causes the installation of a module via pip to crash.

We apologise for any inconvenience it might cause and we'll keep you post on its resolution.

Best,
The Maxon SDK Team

The new Cinema 4D Subscription Release (S22) has been officially released and is available for download. The next generation of Maxon’s 3D application and first subscription-only release affords customers early access to massive performance and interactivity improvements. For further details visit the official S22 page

The updated development resources can be found as usual on developers.maxon.net[URL-REMOVED].

The Maxon SDK Team

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