From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
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Merging CINEMA 4D files
From the course: Learning Cinema 4D Lite for After Effects
Merging CINEMA 4D files
There are times when it's necessary to merge more than one Cinema 4D file together. And that's what we're going to do here to create the text for our robots. I've taken an extra step of adding some video in here. And I'll show you how I did that later. But for now, what I want you to do is just watch this scene where I have my robots. And in the background, I have what inspired me to create these robots and that's one of beeple's amazing music videos. And you can see that playing in the background just the robots are situated on the floor, created from video. Now, we'll add lighting and all sorts of other things to this later, to really bring it to life. But for now, what I want to do is get the text in there and make sure it's in the right position before I start adding materials and things to it. You'll see down here in the timeline, here are my robots. What I'm going to do is select them and go to Edit > Edit Original. Cmd + E or Ctrl + E on Windows. And that will open it up in…
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Adding CINEMA 4D text to After Effects comps5m 4s
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Formatting text in CINEMA 4D5m 47s
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Creating CINEMA 4D text or logos in Illustrator6m 9s
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Importing Illustrator text into CINEMA 4D Lite4m 38s
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Applying material presets to text7m 50s
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Merging CINEMA 4D files5m 51s
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Registering CINEMA 4D Lite for MoGraph features1m 8s
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Using MoGraph Fracture on text3m 25s
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The MoGraph Random Effector3m 56s
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