Capsules allow anyone to tap into the power and flexibility of Cinema 4D's Scene Node system, with plugin-like features directly in the Classic Object Manager, while Data Import and Spline features within Scene Nodes power unique and useful toolsets via Scene Nodes, the Scene Manager and Capsules.Īllows you to modify animation tracks on objects or tags in a super-fast way. This allows for greater use of space and the ability to gain more viewport real estate when managers are not required.With the latest Cinema 4D release (R25), the most intuitive 3D application interface just got even better with a new modern skin, user interface enhancements and an expansive preset system for optimizing your workflow. These can be activated individually to bring up the corresponding manager. Situated around the 4 corners of the viewport are new manager icons. With Cinema 4D R25 we have extended that technology further incorporate this to our 4 Hot corners Introduced in S24, with the Asset Browser, Cinema 4D created a new fold-out window.

New for R25 the Dynamic Palette Toolbar on the left shows relevant tools base on your current selections.

The Creation Tools are now all situated along the right-hand side of the viewport.

The Modes Palette, Solo and Snap have move front and centre along the top bar.

The Command gets its own icon to easily search for any Cinema 4D Object, tool or command.

You can easily switch layouts with the new easy layout buttons and also switch to the old Cinema 4D layout.

We now have easy document tabs to easily switch between open projects.

All of the icons have had a sleek new redesign and a new standard layout introduced.Īs you can see from the screenshot below various areas have changed location. Cinema 4D R25 introduces a fresh new look to the User Interface.

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