Knowledge Base

INSYDIUM Fused provides access to the full INSYDIUM Fused Collection, including Plugins and Library Assets. See below for a full list of included items:

• X-Particles
• NeXus
• Taiao
• TerraformFX
• MeshTools
• Cycles 4D
• Library Assets
• Access to historic builds

INSYDIUM Fused Create License

If you're only interested in a specific part of our software, you can now select individual elements of the INSYDIUM Fused collection with the INSYDIUM Fused Create license. If you later decide to expand your INSYDIUM collection, simply return to the INSYDIUM Shop and select another element to add to your existing license.

INSYDIUM Fused Plugins are provided as a collection and downloadable in one installation package. You can also choose which of the Library Assets to download separately via your Customer Account.

Please note that the Library Asset files require a large amount of free disk space.

Every INSYDIUM Fused license is individually signed and registered to its owner on downloading from your Customer Account after purchase. This information is encoded into INSYDIUM Fused. Your Customer Account stores your personal download and it should not be shared with anyone else.

If you have INSYDIUM Fused installed in Cinema 4D and have the Online Updater enabled (with an internet connection), you will always receive the latest version of INSYDIUM Fused available for your license.

Please note that if you have a perpetual license that is out of Maintenance, the download will only include X-Particles.

If you experience any installation issues while following the below guides, please contact our Customer Services team.

Select your Operating System below to see the installation instructions:

Windows MacOS

xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine <INSYDIUM Fused Folder path>

sudo xattr -r -d com.apple.quarantine <INSYDIUM Fused Folder path>

MeshTools is a suite of powerful procedural modeling tools to affect geometry and generate splines.

See our MeshTools product page for more information. 

TerraformFX is the powerful, art-directable terrain generator that allows users to build highly customizable landscapes.

See our TerraformFX product page for more information. 

Updating Your INSYDIUM Fused License

If your license is eligible, the latest version of INSYDIUM Fused will be available to you. You can update your INSYDIUM Fused plugins automatically through Cinema 4D or by downloading the latest version manually from your Customer Account.

Automatic Update through Cinema 4D

If you attempt to update your plugin through Cinema 4D and receive the following error message:

"Unable to write to the INSYDIUM Fused folder. Please ensure the plugin is located in the correct plugins folder. Please see the manual for more information."

it indicates that your plugin is installed in an incorrect location, such as Program Files (Windows) or Applications (macOS), rather than in the Cinema 4D Preferences. This error occurs for security reasons, as both Windows and macOS place access restrictions on these folders.

To resolve this, please refer to the video instructions linked above to move your plugin to the correct folder and try again.

Manual Update through Customer Account

If you opt to download the new build through your Customer Account, you can install it as usual by following the installation instructions provided.

Troubleshooting Update Issues

If the update still doesn't work through Cinema 4D after moving the plugin to the correct location, please remove your current installation and download the new build from your Customer Account. Follow the video instructions linked above for proper installation.

Note: Automatically updated builds are only available for licenses with Maintenance or an active Subscription. If you have a Complete license, you will need to purchase a Complete Upgrade to gain access to the latest version.

INSYDIUM Fused Cinema 4D Compatibility

NVIDIA
Cycles 4D is compatible with all PC systems using an NVIDIA Graphics Card and will render using the GPU.

Apple Macs are CPU only.

AMD
Previous versions of Cycles 4D used OpenCL to render using the GPU on AMD cards (and OpenCL support was also available for nVidia cards).

Due to a lack of support from Apple, Blender have withdrawn OpenCL compatibility on macOS, meaning that GPU rendering is not available using AMD cards on these systems.

If you are using OpenCL on a PC with an AMD card, this should work, however, cannot be guaranteed and we would recommend installing an INSYDIUM Fused Trial license so that tests can be completed.

The Bug Reporter can be found within the INSYDIUM Menu in Cinema 4D.

Please ensure that as much information as possible is included in the Bug Report, including steps to recreate the issue and also attach a relevant scene file.

Please note that you will receive an automatic email once the Bug Report has been submitted and we will only contact you further if more information is required.

There are a number of reasons INSYDIUM Fused may not work and more information on the most common problems can be viewed by clicking the relevant option.

If your issue is not listed below or the information has not resolved your issue, please contact Customer Services for further advice.

License entered is incorrect error message

License Entered Is Invalid error message

Your License Is Malformed error message

This Is Not a Valid License error message

Your INSYDIUM License Cannot Be Verified error message

INSYDIUM Fused is not loading on a Windows system

INSYDIUM Fused

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INSYDIUM Fused is compatible with command line rendering and has the capability to use unlimited render nodes. 

If you are using command line rendering, you will see that each version of Cinema 4D has a second Preferences folder, marked with a "_x" suffix and you need to install INSYDIUM Fused within this folder, rather than the standard Cinema 4D Preferences folder.

You will also need to ensure that your system has an internet connection for licensing and your software download carries your license information encoded into it, so our license server will enable your software to run under CLR/TR/NET without the need to enter a license.

INSYDIUM Fused licenses allow unlimited render nodes, so you do not need to buy additional licenses. Install the software to each client and ensure they have an internet connection for licensing. Your software download carries your license information encoded into it, so our license server will enable your software to run under CLR/TR/NET without the need to enter a license for them.

For more information on using INSYDIUM Fused with Team Render, click here, or Command Line here.

The Build numbers for each of your installed INSYDIUM Fused plugins can be found within Cinema 4D.

To access these, you will need to navigate to the INSYDIUM Menu > About INSYDIUM Fused… option.

Removing your plugin is very straightforward.

1. Go to your Cinema 4D application folder, open the Plugins folder and delete the INSYDIUM Fused folder.
   • On macOS, this path may look like Applications/MAXON/CINEMA 4D [version]/plugins/INSYDIUMFused
   •  On Windows, this path may look like C:\Program Files\MAXON\CINEMA 4D [version]\plugins\INSYDIUMFused
2. Now open Cinema 4D, go to the Edit menu and choose Preferences....
   
3. Click Open Preferences Folder... at the bottom of the Preferences window.
   
4. From the Preferences folder, open the Plugins folder and delete the INSYDIUM Fused folder within.
5. Restart Cinema 4D and you will see that your plugin has been uninstalled.

INSYDIUM Fused 2024 and onwards requires an active internet connection to connect to our license server for authentication. This is necessary for the software to function properly and ensure valid licensing.

All INSYDIUM Fused Collection plugins can be accessed via the INSYDIUM Cinema 4D Menu:

INSYDIUM Fused Plugins can be installed on as many systems as required, however, they can only be open on as many systems at a single time as license seats purchased, plus, if your license is eligible, the single additional seat.

For more information on managing your license, click here.

Yes, INSYDIUM Fused is natively compatible with Apple M Series systems in Cinema 4D R23 and later, except Cycles 4D, which cannot be used on these machines as it does not have silicon support.

Please click here if you are using an M2 system and INSYDIUM Fused is not loading.

TerraformFX is only compatible with the latest build available for each Cinema 4D version.

If you are unable to see TerraformFX in the INSYDIUM Menu, it is likely that you are not using the latest Cinema 4D build for your specific version and will need to update to resolve this issue.

A perpetual INSYDIUM Fused license purchased with Maintenance gives you 12 months access to all INSYDIUM Fused Plugins, Updates and Library Assets.

If the Maintenance expires, you will retain access to X-Particles and lose access to the rest of the INSYDIUM Fused Collection.

To retain access to the Maintenance Benefits, you will need to purchase Maintenance via the INSYDIUM Shop. If you purchase Maintenance before your current maintenance expires, 12 months will be added to your expiry date; you do not lose out by purchasing early.

Please note that if you purchase after your Maintenance has expired, this will affect the available X-Particles Build should your Maintenance lapse again in the future as this will revert to the last build released by the time of the first Maintenance lapse.

For more information on Maintenance, visit our Maintenance product page.

Purchasing an INSYDIUM Fused License

When purchasing a new INSYDIUM Fused license, you can choose from three options: INSYDIUM Fused Complete, INSYDIUM Fused Create, or a Subscription.

INSYDIUM Fused Complete

Purchasing INSYDIUM Fused Complete grants you perpetual access to the full INSYDIUM Fused Collection. You will have access to the latest version available on the purchase date and all subsequent service updates for that release. To access future versions, you can purchase the Fused Complete Upgrade, which provides access to the latest release and all service updates for that version.

If you purchased a perpetual license prior to July 2023, please click here for relevant information.

INSYDIUM Fused Create

Purchasing an INSYDIUM Fused Create license allows you to select which elements of the INSYDIUM Fused Collection you need, with perpetual access to the latest version of each as of the purchase date, along with all service updates for that release. If you wish to expand your Create license in the future, you can return to the Create product, enter your license, and select additional elements.

For more information on perpetual licenses, please click here.

Subscription

A subscription provides access to the entire INSYDIUM Fused Collection for the duration of your subscription period. This is an ideal option if you want ongoing access to the latest features and updates. For more details on subscription options, please click here.

INSYDIUM Fused Subscription licenses are available on 3-month, 6-month and Annual terms.

A Subscription provides access to the full INSYDIUM Fused Collection for the duration of the term and once the initial term has ended, the subscription will automatically continue unless you cancel before the renewal date. 

Benefits:

An INSYDIUM Fused Subscription gives you ultimate flexibility. You can use the license for as long as you pay the fee and cancel the subscription at any time. 
INSYDIUM Fused Subscription licenses include:

• Updates
• Access to INSYDIUM plugins X-Particles, NeXus, Taiao, TerraformFX, MeshTools, and Cycles 4D
• Library Assets
• Access to historic builds

Please Note: In the event you cancel your subscription, reverse or fail to pay your subscription fee payment, the license and Fused benefits will be canceled.

Canceling your INSYDIUM Subscription is done through your Customer Account.

To cancel a Subscription, navigate to the ‘My Subscriptions’ tab in your Customer Account and click the Cancel button next to the relevant option.

Please note: In order to avoid the next subscription fee payment, you must cancel your INSYDIUM Subscription one day before your next payment is due to be collected. If you cancel after the payment has been taken, you will receive the following subscription term as your final term. There are no refunds for the days leading up to your subscription end date.

1. The Customer Account can be located under 'My Account' on the website after clicking on the Shop tab. 

2. If you have previously made an account – you can log in here or via the Login option at the top right-hand side of each page (Be sure to use the email address your license is registered to.)

3. If you do not have a Customer Account, you will need to register as a new customer.

4. Fill in the form to register for your account. 

5. Continue to log in.

6. Log in when you need and navigate using the 'My Account' drop down. 

Log in to your Customer Account and click on the Add License button.

Add your license into the License field, including the dashes, then click the Add License button.

The license you enter must be registered to the same email address as your Customer Account.

All licenses registered to a Customer Account are available via the ‘Choose your license’ drop-down box.

If your license was purchased using the same email address as the Customer Account but is not listed, you will need to add your license by following these instructions.

No. In order to add licenses, they must be registered to the same email address as your Customer Account.

You can reset your license by clicking the ‘Reset’ button next to your license in your Customer Account.

There is a limit to the number of times you can reset your license and if we believe that the reset function is being abused, we will contact you directly for further information.

You may not have a Customer Account. Your license is registered to a specific email address and you may need to create a Customer Account using the same email address that your license is registered to.

Three changes to your email address are permitted for free through your Customer Account; subsequent changes incur a fee.

Currently, Technical Support is available for Updates released within the last 2 years.

If you purchased a perpetual license prior to July 2023, it is likely that you bought the license with 12 months Maintenance.

This license gave you 12 months access to all INSYDIUM Fused Plugins, Updates and Library Assets.

If the Maintenance expires, you will retain access to X-Particles and lose access to the rest of the INSYDIUM Fused Collection.

To gain access to the Maintenance Benefits for a further 12 months, you will need to purchase Maintenance via the INSYDIUM Shop.

Please note that if you purchase Maintenance after it has expired, this will affect the available X-Particles Build should your Maintenance lapse again in the future as this will revert to the last build released by the time of the first Maintenance lapse.

Alternatively, you can switch your license to INSYDIUM Fused Complete by purchasing the Complete Upgrade product. This will give you perpetual access to the latest INSYDIUM Fused version released at the time of purchase and all Service Updates for this release. This differs from Maintenance in that you retain the full INSYDIUM Fused Collection after 12 months, not just X-Particles. Once you have switched to a Complete license, Maintenance is no longer required and your license cannot be reverted.

For more information about Maintenance, click here.

If you load a bitmap from the Cinema 4D Browser or a movie file into the Image Texture or Environment Texture nodes, you may see that the render is bright pink and shows a ‘Missing Texture’ error.

To resolve this, you simply need to uncheck the ‘Load From Disk’ option.

If you are loading a Bitmap from the Cinema 4D Browser, you will also need to alter the resolution parameters to fit as Cycles 4D is unable to determine them automatically.

A node/seat is considered to be per Cinema 4D/Team Render/CLR Client.

After loading the Substance file, you should get a new material with several channels and each channel will contain a Substance shader. You then need to copy the Substance shader and paste it in to an Image Texture Node.

This may be difficult as you will need a node for each channel and will have a sizeable node tree, however, this is the only way to currently use these files.

A refund can be processed for an order if we are notified within 14 days of purchase.

To request a refund, contact our Customer Services team. 

Yes, you can render for VR using the Panoramic Equirectangular setting. This is within the cyCamera Tag under Camera Type.

1. Preparing the Scene

• Cache the scene's xpEmitter(s).

• In the xpEmitter(s), go to Emission > Thinking Particles and enable "Generate Thinking Particles".

2. Thinking Particles Setup

• A TP Group needs assigning to the xpEmitter(s) and a TP Geometry Object for the export to work.
• Open the "TP Settings" Dialog ("Thinking Particles Settings" pre R21), found in the C4D Top menu under Simulate > Thinking Particles. This gives us access to the TP Group options.

• With the xpEmitter(s) still selected and on the Thinking Particles Quick Tab, drag a Group (e.g., "All") in to the "Add to TP Group" link field.

• Add a "TP Geometry" object ("Particle Geometry" pre R21) from the C4D Top menu under Simulate > Thinking Particles.

• Drag the same Group that was added to the xpEmitter from the TP Settings window in to the TP Geometry's "Particle Group" link field.

3. Alembic Export

• With the TP Geometry object still selected go to File > Export and select "Alembic (*.abc)".
• Set the general Alembic settings (e.g., Start and End Frame etc) to suit the scene.
• Ensure "Particles" is enabled.
• Hit "OK".

4. Alembic Import

• To add the cached Alembic back in to the same scene, go to File > Merge. Navigate to the Alembic and open it
• In the Alembic Import Settings window, ensure the "Points" parameter is set to "As Polygon Object".
• Hit "OK".

Provided all was correct with the export, an Alembic object matching the name of the TP Geometry object will be added to the scene.

5. Checking the Imported Alembic

• (Optional) Disable all of the existing simulation objects (xpEmitter(s), TP Geometry etc). This makes it easier to see the imported Alembic points but is not essential.
• Play or scrub the timeline and observe the points in the viewport, they should match the cached particle positions.

The xpExplosiaFX OpenGL viewport display in X-Particles requires OpenGL and a supported GPU with up-to-date drivers.

Due to Maxon removing OpenGL from Cinema 4D, this feature is not supported in S22 and above.

No, INSYDIUM Fused is only compatible with the full version of Cinema 4D.

For full compatibility information, please click here.

All recurring Subscription payments are handled via PayPal and if a renewal payment fails, your license is automatically suspended.

PayPal automatically attempts to take payment 3 times at 5-day intervals and if payment is not received after these attempts, your payment profile and license will be canceled.

If you wish to regain access to INSYDIUM Fused after your Subscription has been canceled, you simply need to purchase a new Subscription via the INSYDIUM Shop.

Please note that we are unable to change the payment attempt schedule as this is determined by PayPal.

The process for installing the majority of the INSYDIUM Fused Library Assets will depend on which Cinema 4D version you are using.

Cinema 4D R25+ Cinema 4D S24 and lower

For more information on how to install the 360 Skies pack, please click here, and for more information on installing the Taiao Plant Packs is here.

Please note that depending on the scaling of your project, you may need to adjust the Library Assets to match.

The 360 Skies files can be added to the Asset Browser manually using the Create > Add File to Database option or you can simply navigate to the folder location of the relevant file when required.

Taiao is a procedural plant animation system used to generate trees, flowers, grasses and custom objects.

See our Taiao product page for more information. 

To install within the Content Browser, you need to unzip the folders into the INSYDIUM > Taiao > scene_presets folder within the Cinema 4D Preferences.

The file path for this folder will look similar to the below:

Once installed, you will be able to access the Taiao Plant Packs through the INSYDIUM Menu.

If your Maintenance expires, the latest X-Particles Build available for your license will revert to the last build released at the time of the first Maintenance lapse. 

For more information on Maintenance, visit our Maintenance product page.

If you are using a Windows machine without a GPU to render (such as a blade server) and INSYDIUM Fused is not showing within the Cinema 4D Console once installed, it is likely that your system does not have Vulkan installed.

To resolve this, follow the link below and install the Vulkan runtime (not SDK):

https://vulkan.lunarg.com/sdk/home

NeXus is a GPU particle and simulation system integrated into X-Particles.

See our NeXus product page for more information. 
 

Due to a change implemented by MAXON in Cinema 4D 2023, the INSYDIUM Tags Menu is now found within Tags > Extensions:

Apple M2 systems do not have Rosetta installed by default and this is required to run INSYDIUM Fused.

To resolve this and use INSYDIUM Fused on an M2 system, you simply need to install Rosetta by executing the below command in the Terminal:

/usr/sbin/softwareupdate --install-rosetta

If INSYDIUM Fused is still not loading on your Apple M2 system after installing Rosetta, please contact our Customer Services team.

Changing your machine operating system or hardware

You can switch between machines easily by releasing a license on one machine and allocating it to another.

If you:

• change the operating system version
• reinstall the operating system or restore the OS from backup
• alter the machine hardware such as the CPU, motherboard, graphics cards or disk drives
• change the system information such as the machine name or the name of a user profile

You may find that the INSYDIUM Fused license is showing as already allocated when you run Cinema 4D. If that happens, you will need to log in to your Customer Account on our website and reset your license.

Changing your license

If you need to change the INSYDIUM Fused license on your machine, you can do so by clicking 'Change License...' in the main INSYDIUM menu.

Your name, email address and current INSYDIUM Fused license will automatically be filled in for you.

You can then alter these settings as required and click the OK button to make the change.

Removing a license permanently from a system

You can also use this dialog box to remove an INSYDIUM Fused license from this machine permanently. To do that, delete everything in the three entry fields and click OK. You will be asked to confirm that you want to do this. You can re-enter the license details at any point if you want to use X-Particles on this machine again.

To use Team Render, ensure that you have a network of two or more computers that can all 'see' one another on the network and that INSYDIUM Fused is installed within Cinema 4D on each system. These machines can be all PCs, all Macs, or a mixture of both.

To use Team Render effectively, you must cache the scene. Please click here for detailed information on using xpCache.

As a general rule, we would advise choosing internal caching for small scenes with few objects and external caching for long scenes and/or scenes with many cached INSYDIUM Fused objects.

If you are using Team Render, click here or if you are using Team Render Server, click here for relevant instructions.

If you are experiencing issues using Team Render after following the instructions, click here for further troubleshooting information

Please click the button below that corresponds to your current license status.

My Maintenance has expired and I don't have the latest Build

My license has Maintenance

My Maintenance expired after the release of the latest Build

Internal cache
Rendering a scene using Team Render with an internal cache is very simple:

• in the Cache object, set the 'Cache Type' to 'Internal (Memory)'
• cache the scene
• for each of the Cache tags that have been created, turn on the 'Copy Tag Data' switch (this is essential!)
• save the file to save the cached data
• click ‘Team Render to Picture Viewer’ in the Cinema 4D Render Menu

External cache
Rendering a scene using Team Render with an external cache requires further setup.

First, you need to decide where the cache files are going to go. This does not have to be in the same folder as the scene file, however, it MUST be accessible to all the clients on the network. This isn't the same as the machines just being on the same network; the folder must be 'shared' so that it can be accessed by the other machines.

Sharing a folder is done differently on Windows and OSX and you will need to consult the documentation for the relevant OS for more information.

In the Cache object, you must enter the shared folder where the cache files will be saved into the 'Folder' link field. If you click the little arrow next to the 'Folder' name you see some more options, some of which you may need to change later.

The next step depends on whether you have a same OS or mixed OS network.

Same OS Network Mixed OS Network

Team Render Server has significant advantages in terms of controlling render jobs on large render farms, however, using INSYDIUM Fused with TRS can be problematic.
With TRS, you 'upload' assets to the server which then distributes them to the clients rendering that job. You do this by saving the project with all its assets (Cinema 4D File menu->Save Project with Assets...) which collects all the assets into one single folder. In the X-Particles Cache object, if you turn on 'Cache Files as Assets', the cache files will be saved to the folder 'Save Project with Assets' created.

However, TRS will recognize only certain file types as assets - e.g. Cinema 4D scene files, various image formats, etc. and it does NOT recognize X-Particles cache files. This means that TRS will not distribute the cache files to render clients.

To use TRS with a cached X-Particles scene, you need to set up the scene in the same way that you would if using Team Render. You must choose the cache type and a location for the cached files. You can turn on 'Cache Files as Assets', but then the files will be saved to the project folder and you will need to share that folder so it is visible to the client machines.

If you are using internal caching, once the scene is cached and saved, you simply upload it to the server in the web interface and click 'Start'.

If you are using external caching, you will have to save the cache files to a shared folder on your network. If you enable 'Cache Files as Assets' in the Cache object, the cache files will be stored in a subfolder of the project folder that Cinema created when you save the project with assets in the Cinema 4D File menu, and you need to share that project folder over the network.

Instead of the above, we recommend that you create a shared folder that will be used for any render job and save the cache files into that. Do not enable 'Cache Files as Assets' in that case, and there is no need to upload the cache files to the server. The workflow using TRS then becomes very similar to using Team Render - create the share, save the cache files to it, and point the folder field in the Cache object to the shared folder where the cache files are located. And of course, adjust the 'Alt Folder' field as well if using mixed networks.

If you are experiencing issues such as blank frames, frames not rendering in the correct sequence, or simply not working at all, these are likely caused by the network not being set up correctly or an unstable connection. We would always recommend using an ethernet connection if possible and keeping network traffic to a minimum whilst rendering.

If you are using internal caching, the issue may be caused by the primary system not communicating with one or more of the clients. You can check this in the primary machine by using the Render menu->Team Render Machines... command. This displays a dialog box and each client you want to use should have a checkmark in the box to its left and a green dot in the network icon. To check each client, you can right-click it and choose 'Connection Test...' from the context menu. This will show if the connection is working correctly.

If the connections are all satisfactory and it is still not working, be sure that you saved the cached project to save the cache data and that each cache tag has the 'Copy Tag Data' switch turned on.

If you are using external caching, we would recommend turning on the ‘Cache Log’ in the extended options below the cache folder name in the Cache object. This will cause each client to output progress to the console in the TR Client, so you can see which frames are rendered by which client and any specific problems.

Assuming connections between clients and the primary are satisfactory, the usual reason for failure is that the client cannot access the cached files. This could be due to a network problem, or most commonly because the shared folder is not found.

This should not be an issue with PC-only or Mac-only setups but can be with mixed networks. Check that the shares are set up correctly on the primary machine and that the 'Alt Folder' is correctly specified in the Cache object.

To be absolutely sure that the TR client can see the cache files, open the INSYDIUM Preferences on the client and find the 'Default Folder' setting in the Cache Defaults.

You do not need to change this on the clients, as it is the folder the Cache object will save the cache files to, but what you can do is use it to check that the location of the cache files can be seen by the client. Simply use the button at the far right to navigate to the shared folder. If you can do that successfully, it proves that the client can access the cache files.

If you are still experiencing issues, please contact our Technical Support team for further advice.

We offer two educational licenses for INSYDIUM Fused, and eligibility will depend on your academic status.

When purchasing an educational license, you will be prompted to upload proof of your academic status. This proof must match the name under which the license is to be registered. If purchasing as a teacher, the license must be registered to your academic email address. Please allow up to 3 working days from the date of purchase for us to review the proof and confirm your order.

For information on each license, including accepted proofs, please click the buttons below.

INSYDIUM Fused Learning Edition INSYDIUM Fused Academic License

Please see below for the most common questions we are asked about NeXus:

Will my GPU work with NeXus?

Why does NeXus only work with a single GPU?

Why is my NeXus project not working or freezing my system?

Why do I experience a delay in the viewport when using NeXus Objects?

Can NeXus projects be rendered over a network?

Can you cache NeXus Objects?

Please see below for the most common questions we are asked about Taiao:

How do I add materials to Taiao Objects?

How do I create real-world flora using Taiao?

Why do I get an error when I add a Taiao Preset to my scene?

I have converted my materials for render, but Taiao Objects are not rendering

NVIDIA
Cycles 4D is compatible with all PC systems using an NVIDIA Graphics Card and will render using the GPU.

Apple Macs are CPU only.

AMD
Previous versions of Cycles 4D used OpenCL to render using the GPU on AMD cards (and OpenCL support was also available for nVidia cards).

Due to a lack of support from Apple, Blender have withdrawn OpenCL compatibility on macOS, meaning that GPU rendering is not available using AMD cards on these systems.

If you are using OpenCL on a PC with an AMD card, this should work, however, cannot be guaranteed and we would recommend installing an INSYDIUM Fused Trial license so that tests can be completed.

A node/seat is considered to be per Cinema 4D/Team Render/CLR Client.