Hi @ferdinand Thank you for the reply and I totally understand your point. I think I will try to find another solution and will adjust my rigs to maybe get rid of the python tag thats causing the issue. I wasn't aware that this is considered "dark magic" python code^^ haha Thank you once again for your efforts! Cheers, Ben

Hey Ferdinand, Thank you for the quick response! Ah ok I see. Thank you for the provided information, I will have a look at it. But I can also wait for the moment. My work arround for now would be to simply set everything up / import the parameters and colors with color management set to 'Basic' and manually doing the conversion via 'Convert to OCIO' in the Project settings. Thats giving me the correct result. But thanks again! Cheers, Ben

Awesome, Thank you so much @m_adam ! Cheers and best regards Ben

Oh wow! Thank you so much! Yes I'm a beginner with python cinema 4D so I really appreciate your support and this definitly gives me a better understanding of the node structure.

ah ok I figured it out. its possible to check those with the c4d.IsCommandChecked() function.