Transforming Robot Rig Created With Cinema 4D

The setup utilizes a controller that allows the digital machine to turn into a box.

Maxon Certified Master Trainer and Digital Artist, known only as Quasar, has recently shared a series of demos, showcasing an absolutely mind-blowing character rig created with Cinema 4D, Maxon's flagship modeling, animation, simulation, and rendering software.

Using C4D, the artist has set up an impressive robot rig, equipped with a controller that lets the digital machine to transform between a box-like shape and regular humanoid-style form. Attached below are some of the animation sequences shared by the author, you can check out more by visiting Quasar's Twitter page.

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