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The entire design of the Object Manager (which extends itself to the tag and material management systems as well). Honestly, that is what separates C4D from other programs in terms of ease of use (IMHO) and what keeps me from going deeper with Blender and pushed me away from modo many years ago. Also, for very large scenes, I can have two object managers which is extremely helpful when you want to start organizing things a bit better. Now, I have not compared C4D's OM to other programs (Maya and Houdini in particular) so if there are elements of scene/object management in those programs that are better than C4D's, please speak up as I would love to hear them. Dave

A nice surprise to be nominated and I've been looked at by quite few festivals this year already for various projects. I had better think of a new gothic horror idea soon... If you have not seen it already:

I'm not sure if it really qualifies as a "Quality of Life"-Feature -- but the Take System is the super-huge thing for me in C4D. I make a lot of product visualizations for my company, and the Take System easily allows me to automate a rollout across the whole product range. It's just so awesome! I love building my own automated asset-assembly lines 🙂 In a way, it's a QoL-Feature, because the end-result would be also achievable "on foot". Only much more painful 😄 Edit: I'm not very familiar with other DCCs - is something similar available beyond C4D?

One more with the Raptor - this time with a full CG environment.

This is one of the first scans I made with the software. Blender File attached if you want to take a look 🙂 Stonehead_Packed.blend

3D Connexion Space Explorer (Hardware controller) Double-click functionality: Points=point info, Edges= select complete loop, Polys=Select Connected, UV=Select UV Island. Right-click spinners to reset to default Drag directly in fields to change values R-click menu context sensitivity. CBR