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Fruitless but I've seen a handful of people bemoan the same thing. So I just wanted to point out, just learn what things do, rather than specifically where it is, and the 'where it is' issue becomes way easier to navigate as you'll find yourself digging and finding and using it very quickly without being fussed about UI changes. Lionel's Udemy courses mention the R25 refresh in a couple of videos, then largely stick with R23 or thereabouts for the actual training, but I've found his deep dives into comparing Effectors and other bits and pieces to be more useful and on target than a lot of other videos I've come across, so it's kind of fun learning what he talks about then jumping over to C4D 2023 to see how it all fits together. All that said I definitely like the UI and am happy they changed it. Happy holidays folks.

1. many companies charge for student versions. Not all, but many do, and at a reduced rate. 2. many companies change their UI or rework icons to reflect changes in the industry or to refresh their product. Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, SideFX, Blackmagic, Autodesk and even the beloved Blender have changed their UIs at some point in their existence to refresh their product. It's a simple fact of life that most of us that have been around the industry more than 5 years would recognize. Subsequently, Command-C still works to find commands in C4D. That hasn't changed. Also, if you tried really really really hard, you'd find tutorials that explain the changes that happened into R25. Lastly, any person with any sort of analytical ability will be able to find where the changes in the UI were made and where the new icons rest. Grasping at straws when you don't need to... This is a fruitless conversation.

Merry Christmas! Btw, our christmas tree this year is a digital set-extension (via projector🙂) https://photos.app.goo.gl/MVsT4etgQLKiUqaf6