Maxon has moved away from the annual "S" release cycle (like R25, R26) toward a more agile, subscription-based continuous delivery model. Version 2024.2 is a testament to this strategy, focusing heavily on simulation, modeling, and native integration.
Maxon has delivered another robust update for 3D artists and motion designers. The combination of Cinema 4D Studio 2024.2 and Redshift 3.5.24 focuses on stability, performance optimization, and bridging the gap between CPU-native workflows and GPU-accelerated rendering. maxon cinema 4d studio 20242 redshift 3524 top
If you are installing Cinema 4D Studio 2024.2 with Redshift 3.5.2/4, you are utilizing the most stable version of the "New Era" of Maxon tools. Maxon has moved away from the annual "S"
Final Verdict: This configuration is highly recommended over the initial 2024.0 release. It provides the necessary stability for production pipelines while delivering the speed of modern GPU rendering. Final Verdict: This configuration is highly recommended over
After years of being a "beta" feature, Redshift’s caustics are now production-ready. The 3.5.24 update introduces a new Photon Mapping method that works alongside the existing (and slower) brute-force path tracing.
| Aspect | Status | |--------|--------| | Official support | ✅ Yes (Maxon App shows "Compatible") | | Installation method | Maxon App → Redshift → Select v3.5.24 | | Backward compatibility | Projects from R25–2023 open without shader loss | | Licensing | Works with both Redshift rental and Maxon One subscriptions |
Note: Redshift 3.5.24 does not require C4D 2025. It is the last major 3.5.x version before the 3.6 branch.