9.5.2

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CONFIGURATION • 117
Memory Limit
Denes the maximum amount of memory CINEMA 4D assigns to calculating animated previews.
Texture Paths
CINEMA 4D searches for texture les and animation les in the following locations:
 In the same folder as the scene
 In the ‘Tex’ folder within the scene’s folder
 In the ‘Tex’ folder within the CINEMA 4D folder
 If a given bitmap was saved to an absolute path, CINEMA 4D will, in this case,
only search within this path, and will ignore all other dened search paths.
If a texture is not in any of these folders, add the texture’s folder to this dialog.
You can specify up to ten paths. Each is searched recursively, i.e. sub-folders are searched too. Type the
path name directly into a text box. Alternatively, click a path’s three dots button, guide the system
dialog that opens to the texture’s folder and click Open (Windows) or Choose (Mac OS). If a texture
still cannot be located after searching all the texture paths, CINEMA 4D reports a texture error.
Note:
Make sure not to assign CD-Rom or network paths. Searching such paths
generally takes a long time to complete. Only when it has been determined
that the texture cannot be located will an error message appear.