
If not, sorry - I usually just end up talking too much and confusing everyone around me. I hope that makes some sense and helps someone Because so far it works for all things I have tried so far to use it for and it works great and is SO much easier than having to re-export each time and save-over the old file. And this new plugin now does its magic, again I'm unsure of what that entails, but it works so far for me.Īnd it was really cool to have it released early by the Unity team for users of C4d 12, even though it is in beta. So this plugin fixes that and lets us do it the easy way and just hit Save. OR perhaps that is completely wrong really isn't even the point of what I meant to post.Īll I meant to say was that users of C4d v12 and Unity v3 can now just hit the default Save not have to manually choose "Export using FBX.blah" every time and such - which is actually a pretty big pain after doing it all day long Now however, I have no clue to what that is, but as a wild guess to which I am probably 100% wrong, I am guessing that possibly the native C4d doc file is somewhat of a 'container' type file MAYBE (again totally guessing here so please take with grain of salt or less) that container which is the C4d default save type, has the data formatted inside of it formatted kind of like FBX version.?. When you save it, it saves it as a default C4d document file. The main thing that at least *I* am getting out of this early release of the exchanger plugin is that, when using C4d 12, say you model an object and just hit cmd-s (save/save as). Typing this from my iPhone, sorry for being short.


What this plugin DOES NOT: it doesn't fix any fbx export problems from Cinema4D. What this plugin does: it fixes direct import of C4D files into Unity (when using Cinema4D R12)
CINEMA 4D R12 PLUGINS MAC
CINEMA 4D R12 PLUGINS WINDOWS
CINEMA 4D R12 PLUGINS ZIP
If Unity-C4DToFBXConverter folder doesn't exist in your "CINEMA 4D R12\plugins" folder, then open Unity and try importing C4D file - it should create Unity-C4DToFBXConverter folder.Įxtract one of the zip files into Unity-C4DToFBXConverter folder

on Mac I would expect it to be: Applications/MAXON/CINEMA 4D R12/plugins/Unity-C4DToFBXConverter.on Windows I would expect it to be: C:\Program Files\MAXON\CINEMA 4D R12\plugins\Unity-C4DToFBXConverter.Make sure you have Unity-C4DToFBXConverter folder under "CINEMA 4D R12\plugins", i.e. Cinema 4D R12 plugin for Unity is available - early beta version is attached to this post.
