Cinema 4d R16 GUI bug

[George Charoupas]

Hello,

When you open Cinema 4D, does this bug trigger instantly?

Or, do you have to do something in order for your icons to change to this?

Have you tried a clean reinstallation of Cinema 4D? On the top right there is a layout button. If you change the layout, does it fix your issue?

[André Breton]

Hello George,

thanks a lot for your prompt reply and your suggestions!

Yes, the bug triggers instantly at the launch of Cinema 4D…

Tried to deactivate palettes and activate them again, but with no luck – it’s not only the palettes, but also the small graphic elements everywhere, without no exception unfortunately.

Meanwhile I haven’t tried a clean reinstallation of Cinema 4D because the installer is 32-bit only and it can’t be launched anymore in macOS environment…

Changing the layout doesn’t it fix my issue…

I presume that some API doesn’t function adequately anymore, but frankly not sure, because there’s nothing in the logs which could be pointing to a manifesting GUI error…

Have a nice day and thank you again!

Kind regards,

André

[George Charoupas]

If you didnt have the issue before and it started at some point, I can assume that a clean installation will fix this issue. Is there a chance that Maxon can provide a 64bit installer? Or to download it from somewhere.

[André Breton]

Hi George,

there’s no way to obtain a 64-bit installer for R16 from Maxon…

Thanks a lot!

[George Charoupas]

Then and since this is a bug (Maxon’s kind of problem), I suggest you to contact Maxon and to explain the situation. I think they will resolve your issue.

[André Breton]

Oh, it’s my fault maybe – I didn’t mentioned specifically that all that’s about R16 version (2015) and it’s not supported officially anymore by Maxon, despite I have a valid license.

[Kouraib Abdmalek]

Hi André,

You may need to run your application as an administrator to bypass the problem because of an overlap in the system files between Cinema 4d and another application.

Here’s how to run an app as an administrator on your Mac:

1. Open the app that you want to run as an administrator.

2. Right-click (or Control-click) the app icon, then choose Open from the shortcut menu.

3. Click Open.

4. The app is now running as an administrator.

hope that will help

[André Breton]

Thank you so much Kouraib,

I’ll try to do that.

[André Breton]

Didn’t work, sorry…

[Anastasiia V. Pea]

Hello André,
Were you able to fix this issue? If yes, would you mind telling how? I have the same bug with my Cinema 4D R20 after I installed Sonoma. 🙁