So a few changes to the interface, but generally speaking, it's the Cinema 4D you know and love. So just knowing that it's here in the Primitives list should make life a bit easier, when we come to work with MoText, or shall I say, the new Text Primitive. It made me scratch my head a bit when I couldn't find it in the MoGraph menu. So those are some of the main changes, just be aware of that Text Object. And if we just close that down, press and hold, and you can also get access to the F Curves very quickly also. So we can just click here to get the Dope Sheet up. Below the mini timeline, there's a new palette of icons for the time controls and if you click and hold here, you can actually access the Timeline and F Curves much faster than before. And there's a few slight changes to the left palette of icons. And then when it's time to get work out, you start rendering over here. So you get all your creating done right here. And the reason being that there's kind of like a flow to the process here and kind of work from left to right. You'll find the render icons over here, all the way over here on the right, instead of just here. And so, the other thing as well is that there's some slight changes to the interface in S24, the icon arrangement has changed in this top palette. We can add a linear field, and we can still adjust that, and move it through the text, and do all the kinds of things that we used to do with the MoText Objects. So we can create an effector, like a plane effector. If you click and hold on the Primitives here, right there is the Text Primitive, and this is effectively the MoText Object. Like where is the MoText Object? Well, Maxon have changed it. If you're using Cinema 4D S24 to follow along with this course, you may have a few questions when we get to certain chapters on MoText and things like that.
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