0010. The difference between object mode and model mode in cinema 4d
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In this lesson we want to explain the difference between object mode and model mode in c4d. To do this, , the default mode of the software is in model mode. The first difference is that if we scale this object, which is parametric, because it wants to change the actual dimensions of the object, it will not allow you to do so. But if you enter object mode, it allows you to resize the object ! Because we change the size of the axes in object mode. The main difference between the two modes is in the this characters, we have a character with full rig here. But if we want to take the whole character in the normal mode of the software, model mode, and change the size, this strange problem will occur! The whole body is destroyed. Because it tries to change the actual physical dimensions of the body, and because the whole rig system is depend to the actual dimensions of the body, they all break down. But when we change the mode to object mode and take the whole object, we can easily resize and the whole object is resized with all its rig system. In general, it can be said that object mode is used for animations in which we make changes our characters without having problems.
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