Join Ian Robinson for an in-depth discussion in this video Working with CINEWARE, part of Mograph Techniques: Modeling and Animating with Cinema 4D Cloners.
If you're working with the latest version of Adobe After Effects, you…can import your Cinema 4D projects directly into your After Effects projects.…And we're going to do just that.…I just want to touch on some settings inside of Cinema before we jump on over.…Now we have two main elements that have been created in our animation.…If I scrub through, you can see I have my petals and I have these vine objects.…Now these colors are telling me that I have…these two separate cloner objects on two separate layers.…
This is going to be really important when we…use Cineware to actually import our Cinema 4D project.…Also, if you go to your Render Settings in the project, check the Anti-aliasing.…When you're working inside of After Effects with your…CINEMA 4D projects, you can leave this set to Geomentry.…But before you go render it, you'll probably want to bump up your Aliasing…to Best. And, set your Filter for Animation.…Just for speed's sake, I'm going to go ahead…and not enable this for this project right now.…
Released
11/13/2013- Modeling flower petals in C4D
- Creating shaded materials in C4D
- Building flowers with multiple cloner objects
- Building a dynamic transition with camera animation
- Multipass Rendering out of CINEMA 4D
- Adding and animating color effects in After Effects
- Refining transitions
- Rendering the final composite
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