How do you reset a PSR?

How do you reset a PSR?

How to Add the Reset PSR Button to your Layout

1. In Cinema 4D, right click in the dark gray area next to the toolbar.
2. In the Name Filter search area, search for PSR or Reset.
3. Drag Reset PSR to the layout to the point where you want it.
4. To use, select any object, camera, or light, then tap the PSR 0 button.

How do you reset a Yamaha PSR 550?

1) Turn OFF the keyboard. 2) Press and hold down the rightmost white key (C) while turning ON the keyboard. 3) Once the power is ON, release the key. The keyboard will reinitialize to the original factory settings.

Where is reset PSR in Cinema 4D?

Reset PSR Button to Your Layout In Cinema 4D, you need to click on the right in the dark-gray area next to the toolbar. Then select customize palette, a customize command and the palette will appear. Use the Name Filter search area to look for PSR or Reset. You will notice Reset PSR on the list.

How to center any object in Cinema 4D?

1 In Cinema 4D, right click in the dark gray area next to the toolbar. Choose Customize Palette. 2 In the Name Filter search area, search for PSR or Reset. Reset PSR will come up on the list. 3 Drag Reset PSR to the layout to the point where you want it. 4 To use, select any object, camera, or light, then tap the PSR 0 button.

What is the purpose of axis center Maxon?

The main purpose for this tool is to quickly and easily set the object axis of a polygonal (not parametric!) object. Furthermore, the complete object (even parametric) can be moved to a defined position, including its axis. The tool affects selected object (s). This option must be active if you want to move the axes/objects.

How are objects moved to the center of the view?

View Center: The object axis and the corresponding geometry will be moved to the center of the view. Parent to: The object axis of the parent object of the object selected in the Object Manager and its corresponding geometry will be moved onto the selected object. The Position, Rotation and Scale settings will be assumed accordingly.

What are the different types of Cinema 4D tools?

DiTools is a large set of tools consisting of different types of tools that add functionality to Cinema 4D, which are otherwise unavailable. Among DiTools there are deformers, modifiers, shaders, Xnodes, post effects and even a surface painter tool.