AJ Haines Shows a Few Ways to Lock Objects to Prevent From Accidentally Moving an Object Ever Again.

Likely the majority of us have accidentally moved an object that we didn’t want to actually move. That’s understandable. Scenes can get unruly quite easily while we are in the groove of working. Going over various ways that you can prevent an unwanted move from happening is Alpha Pixel’s, AJ Haines. His latest tutorial shows 5 different ways that you can lock objects in C4D.

Luckily Cinema 4D, like any 3D application, will offer a few different ways
to lock your objects to prevent unexpected moves or rotations from happening. They range from the standard and straightforward to some that you probably haven’t thought of yet, and includes the unconventional.

“There are plenty of ways to do this but here are 5 easy ways with different pro/cons to each. In the end, we dive into some very basic Xpresso(2-3 nodes) to give us more flexibility” Haines mentions.