Cinema 4D’s interface and UI customizability are excellent, but there are still a few menus that oddly aren’t editable or dockable — the Scene Display Filter being one of them.

The Scene Display Filter lets you globally hide or show elements in your scene, which is incredibly useful for reducing clutter. I found myself using it often, but always wishing it were dockable with visible buttons for faster access.

So I went ahead and fixed that 🙂

This script allows you to:

  • Dock the Scene Display Filter into your UI

  • Remove filters you don’t use to reduce clutter

  • Re-order filters

  • Add spacing between filters for better readability

🎥 Watch the setup & overview video:
https://youtu.be/wyiGaDctEh8

Installation

  1. Download the script from the link below

  2. Drop the folder into your
    C4D → Library → Scripts folder

  3. Open it from the Scripts menu in Cinema 4D

  4. Tear off the menu, customize it, and dock it wherever you like

Once it’s in its own palette, you’ll probably want to:

  • Right-click in the menu → Show → Icons
    (This hides the unnecessary Python icon on each button)

For a full walkthrough, check the video above.

⬇️ Download Dockable Scene Display Filter:
https://alphapixel.net/freebies/

Thanks for stopping by, and happy filtering!