#C4DQuickTip

In this Quick Tip, Athanasios "Noseman" Pozantzis (@nosemangr) will show you how to use the new "Default Scene" Setting in the Preferences in order to have a custom scene when creating a new Cinema 4D project.
Recorded in Cinema 4D 2024.1.
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[@DoctorMGL]

setting up a default scene is not a new feature in cinema 4d, been always existed under the option "save as a default scene" - in any old version of c4d prepare your scene then go to ( window => customization => save as a default scene ) the new version just added the option in preferencs panel to make it more accessible thats it

[@cjadams7434]

Nice to see them have a chooser in prefs… Though this is similar to what we used to have with the new.c4d workflow that you put in the main c4d directly.

[@viniciusharder920]

Thanks!

[@debakowski]

How did he get this dark theme window bar at the top? :(

[@user-hw4mz1ou3p]

Excellent, as usual. On an other subject I would like to create a 3d Text with different textures to obtain a similar look that the one we can produce with VideoCopilot Element3D. A tuto would be welcome Regards Jacques

[@muger4ik]

The Stage object is not working.

[@r.o.g.e.r.m.a.c]

Super handy. Setting up basic things is always boring and time consuming

[@ArgoBeats]

Well, that's quite handy... hey Noseman, do you know any way to properly morph a shape in another in OpenVDB-based mode? Kinda like a nose into a man, or vice versa.