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You can even render lighting, bump, Ambient Occlusion, etc. You can, for example, save a lot of render time by baking the shader and projecting it onto the object as a normal image file. Let’s assume you want to render an animation, and a complex shader or area shadow has to be rendered for each image. Note that the Sculpting feature has its own Bake function in Cinema 4D, which is optimized for use with the Sculpting.