3D Studio Max vs Cinema 4D

As a top-end industry standard tool, 3DS Max users benefit from a rich ecosystem of third-party tools and community knowledge.

3DS Max is extremely responsive.

Great for poly-modeling for both high and low polygon counts.

Cinema 4D is heralded for its approachability. New users are not hindered by lack of familiarity with similar tools.

Customizable floating palettes and configurable view panels let screen space be dedicated to the artwork, not the interface.

It's super easy to learn, and there are lots of tutorials online. What really ticks me off, is that it's always rated below Blender, by Blender fanboys. Sure Blender's UI is way better now, after it's 2.8 release but not better than C4D's. Blender is open source, and has really good 3rd party plugins, and is always being updated which is great.. But it's not better than C4D. Just because Blender is "FREE" doesn't make it a better Software, while again I repeat it is a good Software. C4D is also capable of the same things, and possibly even more. C4d is really underrated. And I don't understand why there wasn't a "YES" under the (3D) section on the list for C4D.

Is simple for making good rendering

Mograph is a set of tools in C4d that speeds up the process of making animations and motion graphics.

Cinema 4D comes fully-loaded with an extensive library of preset objects, materials and scenes that make it easy to get started with your 3D project. Use this outstanding resource to quickly develop concepts without spending time modeling (or wasting money buying models), or dissect complete scenes created by top C4D artists to develop your own skills. These highly curated libraries are custom-tailored to specific markets, with a wide variety of assets including models, materials and customizable presets.

Very flexible toon rendering solution helps you to create amazing 2D cartoon style renders.