#C4DQuickTip

In this Quick Tip, Jonas Pilz (@jonaspilz3d) shows how to pin the Symmetry Hub in Cinema 4D, so that it's staying - even when you click outside.
Free assets from the Cinema 4D Asset Browser used in this Quick Tip:
Helmet - Football
Recorded in Cinema 4D 2023.0.
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[@yinon_tal]

Thanks Jonas! You are a really good teacher. I like to watch in this cannel also your long tutorials.

[@MaxonTrainingTeam]

Thank you very much! Glad to hear that!

[@unaaiotraaki7948]

Thank you for the video! One question, where can I find the symmetry hub in R25? It doesnt appear in the UI and also I cant find it in the browser... Thank you very much!

[@elfinpie7290]

Guys, does anybody know why I can't find THOSE TWO BUTTONS???? My C4D is up to date.

[@oryrto1763]

Hi, did you find an answer?

[@elfinpie7290]

@@oryrto1763 I was using wrong verion. You need C4D 2023

[@nlh9094]

When Cinema 4D 2023 uses the Redshift renderer to create a redshift shader, the shader color is obviously different from that of R25 and R26 shaders. Converting to the Redshift renderer only does not change any control parameters. If you press Shift+V to convert the scene to OCIO, Cinema 4D unexpectedly changes the adjusted material parameters without permission. It's sad. I don't know whether Redshift has a problem or Cinema 4D 2023 is an immature version.