Target 4D v.1.5.9

Target 4D v.1.5.9: Target 4D is a Cinema 4D R14 and later plugin that allows you to copy or move chosen objects on the surface of various scene objects. This program is perfect for indoor and outdoor design and can make it easier to save time!

Gfx plugin details of Target 4D v.1.5.9

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Does this product work on Windows and Mac Os? We mostly include the operating system in the title. if it is not written, it will work on Windows, and you can  for the Mac version.

How to install?

• Unzip the Target 4D folder with all its content to the Cinema 4D Plugins folder.
• Mac: /Applications/MAXON/CINEMA 4D (version)/plugins/
• Win: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\MAXON\CINEMA 4D (version)\plugins\
• Target 4D is a Python-driven plugin that should run on Cinema 4D R14 and above.
• Once you installed the plugin, make sure to restart Cinema 4D. Then you’ll find the Target 4D plugin under Plugins -> Target 4D

Settings:

Five modes of operation are available. Transfer mode is used to move objects; Copies, Instances, Render Instances, and Multi-Instances for creating copies and instances.

To move an object to the surface of the geometry, you need to make it active in the Object Manager, activate the plugin from the Plugins> Target 4D menu, then click in the viewport.

The active object will move to the selected point. You can also work with several selected objects. To do this, activate the context menu in the viewport by pressing Esc. The active Object menu indicates which selected objects will be moved (or copied) by the plugin.
All objects menu randomly sets the random mode of moving/copying objects. All objects to sequence sets the sequential mode of moving/copying objects.

Modes Copies, Instances, Render Instances, and Multi-Instances work similarly; the type of copies created differs. When this mode is activated, the Distribution option becomes available.

Brush

This option defines the shape of the copy tool as a brush. By moving the brush across the screen, the user indicates where copies will be placed.
The Count parameter determines the total number of clones that will be created. The Size parameter defines the size of the brush. If you set the brush size to 1, all copies will be distributed along one line or at one point if the user makes just one click.

Line

Press Shift and click the left mouse button, and a line of points equal to the number specified by the Count parameter will appear. Release the Shift button, and the second click will create a straight line of copies.

New Changes:

• Cinema 4D R24-25 Support

• Copy or place objects on any surface.
• Quickly change between active objects with hotkeys.
• Utilize advanced copying modes Random lines, along the line, on the grid.
• Interactive interface to rapidly alter the size of the brush and grid shape.
• Utilize the Bounding Box option to identify the dimension of geometry and place the objects correctly.
• Snapping. Make sure to quickly place objects within the central point of the polygon, either faces or vertices.
• Flexible settings make it easier to deal with various situations, including Inversion in orientations, polygon selections, etc.