From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
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Extracting cameras from CINEMA 4D files
From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
Extracting cameras from CINEMA 4D files
But are times where you want to leave things open in CINEMA 4D so that you can then composite elements in After Effects later. And sometimes what I do here is I create little placeholder layers, or objects, that will then be replaced by layers in After Effects. And that's what we're going to do here. And you'll extract the cameras from the Cinema 4d file to match them up. If you want to follow along I'm in chapter 59.C4D. And I'm going to go into my Objects and I'm gong to select a plane. Now the plane appears here if I go to my multiple view. And then we'll middle mouse click on the top view. You'll see I can see the plane. But it's obscured by these cameras. So if you're working in a Cinema 4D scene, and you want to temporarily switch off items. And stop them rendering in the previewer. You can click on these little buttons here. So you'll see each of these objects has two buttons. The top one we'll switch on and off preview rendering and the bottom one we'll switch off rendering in…
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Importing music and soundtracks4m 12s
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Customizing commands and shortcuts6m 6s
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Adding markers4m 25s
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Creating multiple cameras in CINEMA 4D Lite8m 17s
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Cutting between CINEMA 4D cameras with CINEWARE5m 43s
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Creating cameras in After Effects4m 37s
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Merging 3D camera data into CINEMA 4D Lite3m 10s
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Animating cameras with Stage objects4m 27s
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Extracting cameras from CINEMA 4D files5m 59s
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