Hi guys, in this video I explain how you can render your animation in Cinema 4D, to make it an intro for your videos or to upload it to YouTube. The video is a simple guide and if you follow it you will be able to upload your Cinema 4D clip to YouTube easily. If this helped please like and subscribe. Drop me a comment below if you need help and I will reply and try to help you as much as possible. Thanks!
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THANKS MATE!!!!!!!!!!
cheers mate its take ages to find this out and now it works u got a new sub
@MrTossinGrenade I found out what was the problem. I used AVI as format, but when you choose AVI, you need to change something in the options. Furthermore, great video
@SuperMarioSK Check your save destination
it says “unable to write file”..
@96gurinder Eh adobo after effects..
Thanks man, really helpful!
THANK YOU ;DDDDDDDD
how do you make the smoke thing when the bullet gets shot out of the gun
OMG This is exactly what i need, this tutorial helped alot, Like and Sub. Thanks Bro, really helped out
Thanks mate ,
thanks =D
what is render any way ??
does this mean that i could watch my video / intro that i made ?
@MrTossinGrenade Rendering, but i fixed the problem
@MrMusicLol At what point does it say that?
Its says: ‘Can’t written, check for the patchs’
or something like that.
@DflameRyan make sure you make it render all the frames, and you set the format to .avi or .mov
it will just be a pic
thanks!
btw it was nothing, i had 64 bits, and i didnt run the 64 bits program, thanks, it really helped me
mine says “Unable to write file…” Please Help
Very helpful man i have subscribe and liked
@ProMartin27 Yeah same with me, took me ages and then I realised that when you switch the extra settings off it’s a lot quicker
@MultiBannanaSHITTTT Are you using R12? If you can’t find the quicktime setting you could always render it as an avi file