Serial Plugin Greebler. Or render instances. Greeble and Nurnie linear, array, and circular array groupings allow richer detailing in a simple manner. Home / C4D Plugin Tutorial: Greebler. In this video I’ll show you how to use “Greebler” which is a C4D plugin. License Server providing the serial.

Would be nice to have some information on how to use it:) nice plugin.:) This is a small portion of the help. At present there is no PDF version of the help included but I'm sure Kuroyume0161 will provide that on the site for download soon. The help files for the plugin contain illustrated images so refer to that if you like pictures:) Greebler Library Management: Custom Objects Custom Objects represent Nurnies objects stored in the Greebler library. It isn't necessary to store your custom objects in the Greebler library but this feature is provided so that you can collect and organize those that you use often for reuse in other projects.

The only restriction on the object being used as a Custom Object is that it result in a Polygon object. This restriction does not apply when using 'Represent as Instances' for Nurnies. Tutorial This is a quick tutorial that shows how to prepare and add a custom object to the Greebler library and use it in a scene. Add an Atom Array object from the Objects>>Modeling menu and a Pyramid object from the Objects>>Primitive menu.

Child the Pyramid to the Atom Array. Set the Pyramid to Size to 200, 800, 200 and Segments to 6. Add a material to the Atom Array object if you like. Make Editable (C key) and, if you added a material, move it to the Pyramid polygon object. Rename Pyramid to Tower.

From the main menus, launch the Greebler Library Manager from Plugins>>KuoryumeDZ>>Greebler. Go to the Custom Objects tab. In the Object Manager, click on Tower, drag it over the Nurnies list box in the Greebler Library Management window, and let go. Note the hand cursor signifies that you can drop the object. Give the process a few seconds as an icon is rendered. The icon image and object are saved to disk.

Sonic Unleashed Game For Pc Torrent. You should now have a Tower object added to your Greebler library, ready for use. Close the current scene document to start a new one. With the Greebler Library Management window still open, select the Tower item and click Add To Document. Note that when a collection is added to the scene, the name will reflect this, e.g.: Nurnie_Library_Collection1.

You can add as many collections as you like or add to the miscellaneous library from the Nurnies item list. From the main menus, add a Greebler Object by selecting Plugins>>KuroyumeDZ>>Greebler>>Greebler. Add a Sphere primitive. Child the Sphere to the Greebler object. Select the Greebler object.

Select the Base tab and disable Generate Base. Select the Stock Greebles tab and disable Generate Greebles. Select the Custom Nurnies tab and enable Generate Nurnies. Disable both Grouping options. Drag-and-drop the Nurnie_Library_Misc Null object into the Library linkbox under the Custom Nurnies tab. Each object you add to the library is stored permanently on disk for later use as a Cinema 4D document file. Maybe I need to put 'Help' on the image, but the image at the top of the Greebler object, tag, and library manager opens up the HTML help in Cinema 4D.

Guess it is a bit hard to get help on Help.;) It wouldn't be much bother to create a PDF for the help as well. @HolgerBiebrach: A shape is a 2D polygon object that is extruded, beveled, and dispersed over the surface. Because I can't use C4D's built-in extrusion and beveling for multiprocessing (for the more technical, the commands are non reentrant), the shapes are preprocessed to speed up the actual greebling procedure (in other words, I wrote the code to do the extrusion and beveling). An object is just an object dispersed over the surface. I've made an artificial distinction between 'greebles' (extrusions) and 'nurnies' (objects). I was waiting for you to release this after following some of your threads on the plugincafe:) Evaluating now.

5 minutes in and I think I'm ready to buy! How do you texture the stock greebles? Is there a manual or anything? Flyin' blind here and either I'm doing something really wrong or I've discovered a bug with the greeble library's shapes link box. Basically, dragging a poly cube in there hangs c4d and I need to force quit. OS X 10.6.4 and c4d R12 -kvb For both the Custom Greebles and Nurnies Libraries the object dropped should be a Null object containing the shapes or objects.

I'm surprised anything happened. You should just get a forbidden cursor trying to do that. For Custom Greeble shapes, refer to the HTML Help under Library Manager->Custom Shapes. For reasonable speed purposes, custom shapes must be created and added to the Library before being able to be used.