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How to speed up model in Cinema 4D for 3D models?

To speed up 3D model work in Cinema 4D, optimize polygon count (remove unnecessary faces) and use proxies for complex parts—then tweak viewport settin

How to speed up model in Cinema 4D for 3D models?

To speed up 3D model work in Cinema 4D, optimize polygon count (remove unnecessary faces) and use proxies for complex parts—then tweak viewport settings and resources to boost speed.

- **Trim polygons**: Cut unused faces (e.g., inner surfaces, tiny details) to lower the poly count—fewer polygons mean quicker viewport rendering. - **Use proxies**: Replace complex high-poly sections with lightweight proxies—they display simply in the viewport but retain final render detail. - **Tweak viewport**: Disable non-essential effects (real-time reflections, subsurface scattering) and enable Level of Detail (LOD) for simpler versions when zoomed out. - **Manage resources**: Clear temporary cache files, allocate more RAM (if possible), and hide inactive layers—this instantly reduces viewport load.

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