Cinema 4d

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  1. ShotokanTiger

    ShotokanTiger Well-Known Member

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    ok i have cinema 4d studio bundle v9.5
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    where the hell is OBJECTS in the menu??
     
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    The Objects menu is in one of those drop down menus, like File, Edit, Image, etc. If memory serves, it is in Image, but I could be wrong, but that is the general area.
     
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    nope , not right
    supposed to be seperate
     
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    Try the.... gfx forum maybe? o_O
     
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    Objects should be in Image after you switch to the C4D menu.
     
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    did u by anychance get this for free? if u did can u plz tell me where
     
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    Even if he didm he better not tell... warez are ILLEGAL... and you will both be kicked from the site if mentioned.
     
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    you just wanna say that somehow
    anyway any suggestions?


    no , its supposed to be a seperate menu , i dont have objects in Image
     
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    Try this, though it might not work for your version:

    1. Open C4D.
    2. Open the menu manager - it can be found as shown:
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    3. Choose the "Revert to Original" button as shown:
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    It should reset all menus - the Objects menu should be there. If it is not, you'll have to recreate it using the menu manager - it is quite self evident.

    Hope this helps.
     
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    doesnt work , how can i recreate it?
     
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    its suppose to be after image but before tools thats what you get for not buying it LOL
     
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    seriously , shut up , and those who aren t posting here to help me , please dont post at all , STOP MAKING USELESS POSTS
     
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    OK - you'll have to create an objects menu from scratch then.

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    1. Open up Cinema 4D.
    2. Open up both the Menu Manager and Command Manager and put them next to each other as shown (1).
    3. In the menu editor, if there is not a "Submenu Objects" listed:
    a) Click "New Submenu" and name it "Objects".
    B) Drag it to the position on the list you want it at.
    4. Then drag and drop the commands into the menu, as shown in the picture (2) - you want all the commands in that picture, as I was running the Default when I made it.
    5. Where it says "Submenu" before the text, instead of dragging a command, create a submenu of that name using the "New Submenu" option.
    6. Your submenus should look as follows. There are several, I have underlined the name of the submenu that the commands should go in.

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    Remeber to click both "Save" and "Apply" when you have finished - if you ever lose it, use the "Revert to Saved" feature.

    I hope this helps. If any commands are missing from the command manager, your version is too corrupt to work with... Good luck.
     

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