Use these settings to individually adjust letters’ horizontal and vertical scale. The Kerning setting – which is displayed as a single handle when multiple letters are selected – can be applied to multiple letters simultaneously.īoth settings are used to adjust the spacing to the left of each letter. These settings can be used to successively access all individual letters and their kerning parameters using and Iteration XPresso node.īoth settings basically have the same function in Cinema 4D with the exception that Tracking can be modified at any time in the Viewport without making a selection using the handles positioned above each letter. To select letters 3 to 6, enter 2 and 6, respectively. If you want to select the 2nd letter, enter 1 for Start and 2 for End. However, it can be easier to modify these values in the Attribute Manager if, for example, the letter handles overlap. These settings are numeric selections that you can normally define interactively in the Viewport (see above). The following parameters can also be adjusted interactively in the Viewport by using the corresponding handles (see above). This option should be disabled as soon as you have finished fine-tuning the kerning of the text to avoid inadvertently modifying text properties at a later point. Use this option to define whether or not the interactive 3D handles should be displayed in the Viewport. Ctrl/Cmd: Corresponding parameters will be modified interactively and very slowly (which makes fine-tuning easier if the Shift key is pressed simultaneously, parameters will be modified in steps of 1).Shift: Corresponding parameters will be modified in steps of 10.Letter selections can be made independent of the text itself and affect only those letters, i.e., if you select letters 5-9 and enter a different text, only letters 5-9 will be affected.ĭragging a handle – and pressing the following keys - will have the following effect: The properties of the selected letters (Tracking, Scale and Baseline Shift) can then be modified simultaneously (each to the same absolute value) when one of the handles marked in the image above is moved. Shift+ click on a handle will additionally select all letters between this letter and the last selected letter (or deselect if you clicked on the wrong letter).All characters within an installed font can be used (Euro characters, Japanese characters, etc.)Īny of the marked handles can be selected and dragged with the mouse.Ībove each letter you will see a correspondingly marked square handle, which can be dragged (without Selection) to adjust the spacing to the left of the letter.
Macintosh (with an operating system prior to macOS X 10.5): OpenType fonts will only work if they contain TrueType applications.However the following restrictions do apply: TrueType, OpenType and PostscriptFonts can all be used in Cinema 4D. The text appears in the viewport as a spline primitive when click outside the text box. You can enter up to multiple lines of text - press Return to start a new line. Only if you want to deform the text elements further, e.g., bend them, should Subdivision be set higher.Įnter the text into the Text box. In most cases, a value of 1 will suffice. Use this setting to define the subdivision of the extruded text elements. Use the Depth setting to define the extend of the text’s 3D depth. Internally, the MoText Object uses the Extrude object to make it three dimensional. Object Caps Selections All Lines Words Letters Function available in CINEMA 4D Broadcast, Studio MoTextīasic Coord.
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