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JavaScriptObject, JavaScript, CSS, CINEMA 4D, C.O.F.F.E.E. von Finn Rudolph
There is a new JavaScriptObject package that features two very handy scripts written in C.O.F.F.E.E. (the scripting language of CINEMA 4D). Until now it was very hard to create an animation in CINEMA 4D that rotates an object with a given step width around two axes and renders the frames. Basically this could be done with the timeline, but that would require an awful lot of stupid work - like setting 40 key frames with different H and P rotation values... by hand!
And since we have more important stuff to do I made two C.O.F.F.E.E. scripts that automatically do the boring work for us. There is a new step by step tutorial on how to install and use the scripts. It's really simple and you finally can render 3D models that can be rotated around two axes in a very high quality:
Ladybird by Gilles Tran - 400 frames (9,1 MB)