Jim Scott
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On a Mac it’s in Users > “User name” > Library > Preferences > MAXON > Cinema 4D R20 > prefs. Or it can be found by opening Preferences in C4D (Edit menu, or Cmd + E) and clicking on the “Open Preferences Folder” button in the lower left corner (which also has the path displayed next to it). As always, make a backup of the original just in case.
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Your welcome, and I agree. I set my preferences to match the R19 behavior.
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Yes it does sound like a glitch. Post back if you need help.
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Sounds odd. Is that same issue present if you quit and restart C4D and reopen that simplified example project? If so, upload it and I will see if I get the same behavior. (Just drag that project into the reply window)
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There is a new preference setting in R20 (Modeling/Sculpting) which addresses this. Its default is to “Remove (press Shift to preserve)” but it can be changed to give you the R19 behavior.
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You need to adjust the soft body settings. Here’s a good tutorial:
https://greyscalegorilla.com/?s=soft+bodies&post_type=gsg_tutorials
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I suggest posting this request on the Apple Final Cut Pro Legacy forum.
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That’s even more interesting. I wonder why your R19 allows anti-aliasing in the Physical renderer and mine does not. It must be black magic.
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I would contact Redshift support for help with this issue.
As an aside, I just saw a news release that Maxon has acquired Redshift.
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That’s interesting Emir, because I see the same behavior in both R19 and R20 that Hilary is seeing. Which version of C4D are you using? While I don’t have an answer for Hilary as to why this is happening, in watching a 2013 tutorial from 3DFluff (Physical Render Engine Speed and Quality in CINEMA 4D) on the standard versus physical renderers, he shows the same behavior, and he’s probably using R14 in that tutorial. I have been unable to find any related info in C4D’s help section concerning antialiasing and the Physical renderer, but I did notice that “Force Antialiasing” is also greyed-out in a Compositing Tag when the Physical renderer is selected.