Installation

  1. If Cinema 4D is currently running, save your work and exit Cinema 4D.

  2. Extract the contents of the Greebler zip archive file to your Cinema 4D installation’s Plugins folder, keeping the archive folder structure intact (e.g.: checking “Use folder names” in WinZip’s Extract dialog).
    Any existing Greebler user data files, including the library and preferences, are stored elsewhere therefore you can replace the Greebler plugin folder without possibility of loss.
    Typically the target folder path is similar to one of these:
    • Windows: C:\Program Files\MAXON\Cinema 4D R10\Plugins
    • MacOS: Macintosh HD:Applications:MAXON:Cinema 4D R10:plugins

  3. Start Cinema 4D.

  4. During restart of Cinema 4D, the Registration window should open requesting your Greebler serial number.
    - If you are installing Greebler for evaluation, enter 'demo' in the entry box labeled "Greebler" on the right.
    - If Greebler is already installed in demo mode, open the Registration window from Cinema 4D's "Help >>Personalize" menu instead.
    Enter the 16-digit serial number that was provided via email into the entry box labeled "Greebler" on the right.
    The easiest method is to double-click the blue number in the email, copy, then paste into the entry box.
    Sometimes double-clicking to select the text includes hidden characters. If this is appears to be the case then you should select-drag to highlight just the 16-digit serial number. It may even require that you copy-paste into a text editor such as TexEdit or Notepad and copy-paste from there. You can type it into the entry box verbose but be sure to be viewing the serial number in a serif font where every character is easily distinguishable.

  5. Verify that the plugin has been registered.
    • The plugin should be available in the main Cinema 4D menus under Plugins >> Greebler or Plugins >> KuroyumeDZ >> Greebler.
    • There should be banner text in the Console window which shows the name and version number.