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MaxonCinema4D_v2/07-ObjectBar.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ If you click on this symbol and keep the mouse button pressed, a drop-down menu
 
 In order to install a system extension, you must place the corresponding program in the "Extensions" drawer, which is located in the MaxonCINEMA main directory. The next time you start the program, the system extension can then be accessed directly via the drop-down menu of the "system extensions" icon.
 
-Even if you don't have a MaxonCINEMA 4D system extension, you can make extensive use of this function. You can place any objects constructed with MaxonCINEMA AD in the "Extensions" drawer and then call them up in the program "at the touch of a button". If you need certain object shapes often, you can include them in the program this way!
+Even if you don't have a MaxonCINEMA 4D system extension, you can make extensive use of this function. You can place any objects constructed with MaxonCINEMA 4D in the "Extensions" drawer and then call them up in the program "at the touch of a button". If you need certain object shapes often, you can include them in the program this way!
 
 ## 2. Boolean
 
@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ Here you can set the height of the square in the Y direction of the world coordi
 
 *Figure 65*
 
-### 3.12 Dice
+### 3.12 Cube
 
 This function creates a cube. The pages are aligned parallel to the coordinate planes of the world coordinate system (Figure 65).
 
@@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ Here you can selectively specify with "Start" and "End" whether the start or end
 
 *Figure 81*
 
-An interesting ability of MaxonCINEMA 4D is that the cover surfaces are not only placed flat on the start and end contours, but also that the edges are rounded (Figure 81). If you have activated the "Round" option, MaxonCINEMA AD moves the edges of the cover surfaces in a selectable "Number" of steps so that the edges in the cross section form a quadrant with a selectable "Radius". Nothing stands in the way of creating professional 3D fonts.
+An interesting ability of MaxonCINEMA 4D is that the cover surfaces are not only placed flat on the start and end contours, but also that the edges are rounded (Figure 81). If you have activated the "Round" option, MaxonCINEMA 4D moves the edges of the cover surfaces in a selectable "Number" of steps so that the edges in the cross section form a quadrant with a selectable "Radius". Nothing stands in the way of creating professional 3D fonts.
 
 Note, however, that the algorithm cannot perform miracles. Since the edges are always moved parallel to the starting edge, it can happen that the edges end up outside the object if you enter a radius that is too large. As the user, you must ensure that the radius values ​​are within reasonable limits. Otherwise, MaxonCINEMA 4D cannot create the cover surfaces.
 
@@ -660,7 +660,7 @@ Here you can specify on which space curve the interpolated intermediate contours
 
 Use this to select the contours and set the parameters for the caps. You must specify at least three contours. If you accidentally chose the wrong order for the contours, you can correct this later with the "Higher" or "Lower" fields.
 
-All contours must have the same number of divisions. If you have changed a value, MaxonCINEMA AD automatically enters this in all other contours.
+All contours must have the same number of divisions. If you have changed a value, MaxonCINEMA 4D automatically enters this in all other contours.
 
 ![Figure 84](images/pages/p242_1.png)
 
@@ -986,7 +986,7 @@ Here you type in the text you want MaxonCINEMA 4D to generate. If you want to us
 
 **"Font"**
 
-Here you can specify which font you want to use. Two fonts are already included in the scope of delivery of MaxonCINEMA AD. You can use a variety of free public domain fonts or create your own fonts (see below). Numerous polygons are supplied for creating your own fonts, which you can use as a starting point for creating three-dimensional letters.
+Here you can specify which font you want to use. Two fonts are already included in the scope of delivery of MaxonCINEMA 4D. You can use a variety of free public domain fonts or create your own fonts (see below). Numerous polygons are supplied for creating your own fonts, which you can use as a starting point for creating three-dimensional letters.
 
 **"alignment"**