The base pricing is $59.99 per month (billed annually), which includes Cinema 4D S22, access to R21, Cineversity and team render. It's important that you're running a quality system to get the most out of the new Cinema 4D release.
There is a wealth of tutorials and learning resources to get started, or brush up on your skills. If you're looking for training, be sure to check out Maxon's Cineversity, a place to learn Cinema 4D tips and tricks, and showcase your work. In addition, Maxon promises that perpetual license holders will get the S22 updated features, and much more, later this year. Red Shift is a respected and fast biased renderer, available as a plugin. There is an option to include the Red Shift plugin with a C4D S22 subscription. 4 GB of RAM, but as mentioned above, put as much in that you can afford.Intel or AMD 64-bit processor with SSE3 support.4 GB of RAM, but load it up with as much as affordably possible.OpenGL 4.1 (dedicated GPU is recommended).MacOS 10.12.6 or higher (10.14.6 to take advantage of Metal).Floating licenses that access Maxon's servers.Use MyMaxon to assign licenses to individuals or groups within an organization.Organizational Licensing Options for Volume License Customers Preserve UV and vertex maps (mesh attributes).Faster and more potent modelling tools.New viewport core offers a more detailed view of a 3D scene and supports Apple Metal.Nodal Materials support in Cineware and FBX.GoZ Integration: Pixologic ZBrush for a smoother and advanced sculpting workflow.GLTF Export: Easily and efficiently share 3D animations to the web.Ministry of Flat licensed technology for automatic UV unwrapping."S22 offers subscription users early access to powerful solutions like the much-requested UV tools improvements and organizational license management for our volume customers." Here are some highlights of what's new: New UV Workflow Enhancements, Automatic UVs and Improved Packing "This allows us to deliver more frequent improvements and enhancements to our subscription customers,” explained Dave McGavran, CEO of Maxon. In September 2019, Maxon announced they were moving to a subscription model to help make the 3D modelling software more affordable for users, plus flexibility with updates. There are plenty of new features, so let's dive right in! This is the first release from the new subscription model, which promises a powerful, but more affordable experience, with more frequent updates. Maxon has updated Cinema 4D, the company's acclaimed VFX, 3D modelling, animation and rendering software, to version S22.
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