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Interface

We will continue with navigation in CINEMA 4D.

The ﬁrst symbol (click – hold – move mouse) moves the view. The second symbol (foreshortened double

arrow) lets you dolly in and out and the third (curved arrows with a dot in the center) lets you rotate the

scene. Selecting the little rectangle to the right will divide the entire view panel into four views, giving you

multiple viewports to use. Each of the four views has its own little rectangle which, when clicked, enlarges the

respective window. Create a new scene (main menu: File/New) and subsequently a new Cube in that scene.

Zoom out a little and select the word Cube in the Object Manager. The cube’s axis will be visible in the editor

window.

Each of the axis‘ arrows can be selected and dragged in its corresponding direction. This prevents the object

from being dragged in the wrong direction in the editor view. It is often impossible to see in which direction

an object is being dragged in a 3D view. A similar method of moving an object in a single direction is to lock a

speciﬁc axis in the command palette. This prevents an object from being moved in the direction of an axis that

has been locked unless you click and drag one of the object’s own axis arrows. These objects are not locked.

Select the Cube object and then click on the Scale function at top.

The ends of the axis‘ arrows have changed from arrows to boxes. Dragging these boxes will scale the object

along that particular axis. Parametric objects (not converted polygon objects) will display little orange handles.

Important: If you are in Edit Point Mode or Edit Polygon Mode, only the selected points or polygons

will be scaled. In addition, we can no longer see the little orange handles as a result of having made

the cube editable.

They make it possible to stretch and squash the parametric object on the corresponding axis. The ﬁnal icon in

this group activates the rotation mode. A series of rings will appear around your object - clicking and dragging

one of these rings will allow you to rotate the object in the respective direction (heading, pitch or bank).

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