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: Deepened the marriage between the default application and the Redshift rendering engine, utilizing CPU and GPU structures fluidly.

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Introduces , completely revolutionizing the MoGraph toolset by allowing falloffs to mix, layer, and decay dynamically.

: Brought massive advancements in character animation, including Pose Library systems and automated rigging workflows. Versions S24 & R25 (2021) : Deepened the marriage between the default application

| Year | Version | Key Features and Changes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | FastRay | Christian and Philip Losch develop a ray-tracer for the Amiga, winning a programming contest. This is the precursor to Cinema 4D. | | 1991 | FastRay (Release) | FastRay is officially released for the Amiga. | | 1993 | Cinema 4D V1 | The first version named "Cinema 4D" is released for the Amiga. | | 1994 | V1.5, V2 | Upgrades are released, including improvements in rendering quality. | | 1995 | V2.1, V3.0 | Plans are made to port Cinema 4D to PC, and development begins on a new, OS-independent architecture. | | 1996 | V4 | A multi-platform release for Windows, Alpha NT, Macintosh, and Amiga. It is also the first multiprocessor version of C4D. | | 1997 | V4.2, XL V5 | The final version for Amiga (V4.2) is released. The first "production-worthy" version, Cinema 4D XL V5, is released. | | 1998 | SE V5 | A special edition of XL V5 is introduced. | | 1999 | GO V5, NET | Additional variants, GO V5 and NET, are introduced. | | 2000 | XL V6 | BodyPaint 3D is introduced, initially as an integrated feature for C4D and a standalone product for other 3D packages. | | 2001 | XL R7 | Cinema 4D ART is introduced, along with PyroCluster and Dynamics modules. | | 2002 | R8 | A modular system is introduced, with modules like Advanced Render, PyroCluster, MOCCA, and Thinking Particles. | | 2003 | R8.5 | BodyPaint 3D R2 is introduced, along with the Sketch and Toon module. | | 2004 | R9 | A significant release, though details are scarce in the main timeline. | | 2005 | R9.5 | The HAIR module is introduced. | | 2006 | R9.6, R10 | The MoGraph module is introduced. R10 is released with integrated BodyPaint 3D. | | 2007 | R10.1, R10.111, R10.5 | C4D becomes the first professional 3D app as a Universal Binary for Intel Macs. Service updates address stability, and R10.5 updates MOCCA, MoGraph, and HAIR. | | 2008 | R11 | Supports 64-bit architecture on Apple G5 and Intel Macs. Introduces a new Global Illumination implementation and a reworked Non-Linear Animation system. | | 2009 | R11.5 | Introduces MoGraph 2 (with MoDynamics, PolyFX, and MoSplines), bucket rendering, and an enhanced Picture Viewer with render history. Improves After Effects and Motion integration. | | 2010 | R12 | Improved Dynamics, a cleaner menu, linear workflow, double precision calculations, support for IES lights, integration of Python, and OpenGL 3 support. | | 2011 | R13 | New Physical Render engine with a Physical Camera (ISO, f-stop, true depth of field, motion blur). Introduces Stereoscopy, new Character tools (CMotion Walk Cycle, Muscle Object), and an optimized modeling workflow. | | 2012 | R14 | Introduces Sculpting Tools, enhanced Dynamics (Aerodynamics, Breakable Springs), Camera Calibrator, new Shaders (Wood, Weathering), and GI Multiple Importance Sampling. | | 2013 | R15 | New Global Illumination and Ambient Occlusion, a new Bevel Tool, Intel Embree support, and built-in Network Render Support (Team Render). | | 2014 | R16 | Adds 3D Motion Tracking, a new PolyPen Modeling Tool, multi-layer reflections, Team Render Server, and a Bevel Deformer that works non-destructively. | | 2015 | R17 | Features the Take System, onboard Spline tools, Sculpt to PoseMorph, Material Override, and Houdini Engine Integration. | | 2016 | R18 | Introduces Fracture Voronoi, new knife tools, an Object Tracker, and shaders for surface effects. Also features a viewport enhancement. | | 2017 | R19 | Integrates Radeon ProRender, improves OpenGL with depth of field and reflections, and adds 360 spherical rendering for VR. | | 2018 | R20 | A major leap forward introducing Node-Based Materials, MoGraph Fields, CAD Data Import, and Volume Modeling. | | 2019 | R21 | Unifies all variants (Prime, Broadcast, Visualize, Studio) into a single version. Introduces new licensing solutions, Field Force, Caps and Bevel updates, and a Denoiser (Intel Open Image Denoiser). | | 2020 | S22/R23 | Introduces the Cinema 4D S series (Subscription Release 22) with more frequent updates for subscribers. R23 features a completely overhauled UV Editor, animation enhancements (Pose Library, Delta Mush, Character Solver), and Magic Bullet Looks. | | 2021 | R25 | Features UI enhancements (updated icons and schemes), Capsule (node-based assets), Spline Import (Adobe Illustrator, PDF, SVG), and a preview of the Scene Manager / Scene Nodes. | | 2022 | S26 / 2023 | S26 is released in April, followed by Cinema 4D 2023 in September. This version integrates Redshift (viewport preview, exchange), adds simulation features (rope, cloth), modeling improvements (ZRemesher), and a Task Manager. | | 2023 | 2024 | Introduces Rigid Bodies (CPU/GPU calculations), Pyro (new emission type), Vertex Normal Editing, new nodes, and improved import/export options. | | 2025 | 2025.x | The latest series, continuing to refine simulations, particles, and undo history. |

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As a subscription-based product, legitimate C4D can be expensive for hobbyists or students.

In 2006, MAXON released Cinema 4D Release 10 (R10), which was a visual and architectural overhaul. The interface shifted to a sleek, dark theme, a style that has persisted ever since. Following R10, the software adopted a modular approach. Up until Release 11.5, users could purchase modules like Advanced Render, Dynamics, or Thinking Particles to expand the core software.

Revolutionized MoGraph with "Advanced Distributions".