Shading Reference vs Cinema 4D

Comparing the features of Shading Reference to Cinema 4D

Feature
Shading Reference
Cinema 4D

Capability Features

3D Shape Presets
spherecubecylinderconeramppyramiddoughnuthead
Access to Cineversity Training
Adjust Angle
Adjust Colors
Adjust Light Intensity
Adjust Lighting
Adjust Roughness
Adjust Shading Shades
Adjust Shadow
Adjustable Shape
Advanced Shading Networks
AI-Powered Search
Animation Workflow
Beginner Friendly
Browser Based
Camera Orbit
Camera Spin
Cartoon Shading Mode
Cineversity Training Access
Consistent Materials, Lights, and Textures
Dynamic Simulation
fluidsclothrigid bodiesparticlespyrosoft-bodyliquids
Extensive MoGraph Tools
GPU-Accelerated Rendering
Light Orbit
Light Spin
Physical Sky and Volumetric Clouds
Powerful 3D Modeling Tools
Professional Use Cases
product visualizationarchitectural renderingcharacter animationvirtual environment design
Redshift GPU Renderer Included
Smooth Shading Mode
UDIM Support

Integration Features

Cineware Technology
Import to Unreal Engine
No Integration Support
Platform Compatibility
WindowsmacOSLinux
Supported File Types
2D imagesanimationsvectorsCAD files3D modelsAfter EffectsFinal Cut

Limitation Features

Maxon App Required for Trial
No Export Feature
No File Import
Redshift Team Render Nodes Not Included
Registration Required

Pricing Features

Annual Price Per License
$839/year
Free Online Tool
Free Trial
14
Free Trial Pro
Team Render Nodes Included
5