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For V-Ray and Corona GI settings, please keep in mind that those setups should be prepared for rendering on multiple machines.For Arnold rendering, please contact us via our live chat to learn about licensing or read more here Redshift, ProRender, V-Ray and Corona are fully supported and are all inclusive. External render engines like Redshift, ProRender, V-Ray, Corona and Arnold are also supported.You can render scenes with render settings for all your takes package, or with individual render settings for each take. Takes system - it is fully supported on our farm.To render the frames to video, you can use our dedicated “convert to video” feature which will take all the frames you rendered on the farm and merge them into a desired video output.

Please keep in mind that we are rendering to frames - not animations - so any kind of animated formats like. Output - it should be set the same way as when rendering on your local machine.Otherwise, please turn off any cache “saving” options - including “auto save” switches in all GI caching modes. If you are using pre-cached GI or Ambient Occlusion with cache, please always make sure that your links to cache files are correct and C4Ds cache setups are in “Auto load” options with “Skip prepass if present” switch ON.

We will check for the plugin availability and purchase options.

Plugins - we support a lot of Cinema 4D plugins & addons including the entire Greyscalegorilla package, however, if you are using some extra add ons, please send us the info.

Generally, C4D should handle such modifiers with no issues, however it's highly recommended and much safer to cache your dynamics (or bake it to frames) before using the render farm. This should also include mo-graph effectors and similar solutions.

If there are dynamics / particles features used in the scene, you should create a cache for them.

Also the scene should be free of missing assets when submitting to the render farm. Ideal situation is to have all assets in a folder next to the scene (default C4D folder \tex\) and linked in Texture Manager to that path.

All assets should have correct links in C4D’s Texture Manager.

Open your scene in Cinema 4D and prepare it for rendering on the render farm.