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Full circle rendering from Cinema 4D With the latest Render Network Wizard, you can now: - Send render jobs directly from Cinema 4D - Start rendering through the Manager App - Automatically download completed frames locally No manual packaging. No zipping. No babysitting. Send jobs, render, and download all... show more

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