Not to mention, that as a modeller C4D is deceptively quick but don't produce very well optimized assets. For as nice as C4D is for motion graphics and general design tasks, even something as basic as UV unwrapping will give you an aneurism compared to Modo or Maya. If you want to get into VR/AR, I argue that you should definitely spend your time learning Maya, Modo, 3DS or Blender if you're on a budget. VR and AR UI's still heavily leverage game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, and there is already a massively optimized workflow for this type of work. But for specific works like animation and Integration with other software like CAD and Adobe after effect Cinema 4D can do the job better.I used to work on the Vive platform for HTC and I have experience with VR UI.Ĭ4D is not a good tool for VR/AR UI. So overall, it is not justified to say Cinema 4D is better than other software. Like the features, there are also differences in pricing, like Blender offers all its features for free while other software charges a certain amount as a subscription fee. But on the other hand, the Blender is made for all kinds of 3D works for free. Also, the Maya has remarkable features that help generate 3D characters. Likely, the sculpting features in the Zbrush are top-notch when the Cinema 4D expertise in the CGI animations. Moreover, you will find all similar features in every software but not every software is dedicated to all the 3D works. Though all the software has their specialization, they have remarkable differences too. That means each software has its benefit. Like the 3Ds Max is suitable for product modeling, Maya works best with animation works, Zbrush is specialized in sculpting, and Cinema 4D is most preferred for CGI animation movies. Each of these software has its specialty. However, there are several software that the professionals most widely use. But not all are good for professional-level 3D works, and not every software is terrible. There are several 3D software available to work.
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