There's been a steady increase in the amount of 3D media developed in recent years, and Cinema 4D has responded by creating stereoscopic cameras in release 13. This new feature allows you to generate stereoscopic content right in your Cinema 4D projects, and you can instantly see the 3D projection in action. This recipe introduces the new features and shows you how to turn your 3D scenes into actual 3D designs.
Use the 3D_Glasses.c4d
file in the C4D Content Pack with this recipe. If you have a really basic pair of anaglyph glasses like the ones the model is wearing, try them out with this recipe.
Our scene is already set up; all we need to do to get stereoscopic images is to go up to the Camera palette in the Command Palette. Click-and- hold on the icon and grab the Stereo Camera option to get started. Now, switch to this new camera under the Cameras menu in the Viewer; you can find it under the Use Camera submenu. Nothing will change...