Rendering Non-Sequential Frame Ranges from Cinema 4D

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In this video you’ll learn how to render non-sequential frame ranges from Cinema 4D. To do this we’ll be using Takes and multiple render settings with different frame ranges, but streamlining their creation with CV-Frame Range.

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

Why doesn't Cinema 4d have a skip rendered frames option? All of the crazy things it can do and it's missing such a fundamental feature. This feature BASIC stuff.

[@ChrisSh1984]

It's mad isn't it? I was hoping R25 would have the feature but nope! Come on Maxon, it surely can't be that hard.

[@pedromiralles7697]

Man thank you so much for this video you save me few hours ;)

[@SashaVinogradovaArt]

Awesome tutorial, thank you!

[@mohammedmustafa3627]

This is very useful
Thank you so much

[@sasanhakhamanesh7417]

Thanks
❤🤍💚
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[@Willopo100]

so is this still hionestly not implemented in c4d

[@motionsam]

Thanks
Does it work with "add to render queue"?
or sending to a farm

[@aeforiadesign]

If you want to add a take to your render queue, you can add to render queue just like the usual, but then in the job's "Basic" section, you'll see a "Take" box where you can select the take you wanna render. Repeat as many times as there are takes to render!

[@Willopo100]

lol this could be designed 100x better.