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# Version history

**Version 1.1.6 - Jul 19, 2023**\
\*Fix - Cinema 4D R2023 license activating issue

**Version 1.1.5** \
\*Fix - Cinema 4D R22 and lower license activating issue

**Version 1.1.4** \
\*Fix - Cinema 4D R25 support

**Version 1.1.3** \
\*Fix - Cinema 4D R19 support

**1.1.2 - Dec 16, 2020**

Limitation - Modelling Settings do not work in C4D R18 and lower due the API limitations.\
New - Project Camera settings support.\
New - User loaded images for thumbnail now with alpha channel support.

**1.1.1 - Dec 8, 2020**

Fix - Objects and render presets can't be added as presets

**1.1.0 - Nov 2, 2020**

Modelling Settings support. Now user can create presets for Snapping options

**1.0.5 - Sep 25, 2020**

Cinema 4D R23 support

**1.0.4 - Jul 9, 2020**

Enhanced: Licence now valid for all Cinema 4D installations on a user computer

**1.0.4 - Jul 9, 2020**

Enhanced: Licence now valid for all Cinema 4D installations on a user computer

**1.0.3 - Oct 28, 2019**

Fixed bug with icon ID for Cinema 4d Studio only

**1.0.3 - Aug 21, 2019**

Fixed bug with icon ID for Cinema 4d Studio only

**1.0.2 - Jun 12, 2019**

Initial Release


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