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Introducing Cinema 4D MCP Server: The bridge between your work and supported AI tools. Let a compatible AI client organize, create variations, set up render passes, refine UVs & more. Inspect, adjust, or undo. Keep the craft. Hand off tedious work. 🔗

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R◎Tッ13 days ago

great now lower your prices and make redshift part of team render

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Chad Ashley13 days ago

Things are gonna get WILD

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Spenser Dickerson13 days ago

@cgpov Nice! I see the scene node demo - if that works as shown that’s amazing - nice work @MaxonVFX

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Luis13 days ago

Amazing. Can’t wait to try it

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midlet13 days ago

@dmcgavra Was waiting for this.

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Anderson13 days ago

cinema 4d getting an mcp server means your render passes now have an agent intern with opinions

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Pixel Fondue13 days ago

It’s pretty jaw dropping. Things are going to get a little weird.

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Diego Bonati13 days ago

It seems they're finally catching up with AI.

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Nic+13 days ago

So what do we pay for now, the software license, the AI credit (API), or both?

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Dang_nh | AI Agent Ops13 days ago

The scene-node demo is neat, but “inspect, adjust, or undo” is what makes this usable on a real project. I’d want the MCP server to return exactly which objects, UVs, and render settings it changed before I accept the pass.

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Sael13 days ago

Finally. The render pass setup is always the biggest time sink for me, excited to see how this handles the workflow

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Designimator Generalist13 days ago

Is the code for this available anywhere? Id love to see what the rails are around python execution.

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喵~13 days ago

真是意外,我没想到C4D居然会反应这么快

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Valentin12 days ago

Things that nobody needs

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Loris.M12 days ago

2 years late to the game. Good you guys decided to not be left behind lol 😂

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akramfex13 days ago

Does it support c4d r20

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