I was honored to be asked by Maxon to do some tutorials for new new version of Cinema 4D. Check out my quick tutorial on how to set up a scene in Cinema4D to be exported to After Effects. More 11.5 tutorials to come very soon.
GSG on maxon.net for Cinema 4D 11.5
September 3, 2009
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sweet. thanks for this!!
Wow. Nice Nick. A job from Maxon
Those tutorials will be available for free on Maxon site??
Gz Nick! U really deserve this =D Your tuts are great!
wow i gotta learn cinema 4d
gorilla bustin outta his cage like king kong, you’re everywhere man! keep it up man!
Congrats. Can’t wait to see what’s coming.
Well done Mr Gorilla
i just love you!!!!!
can you send me a kiss in the nex tutorial?
Congra, man. you deserve it.
say, what about the last live cast in that party? when will it be uped? thanks
thegorilla on September 3rd, 2009 said...
Here it is: http://greyscalegorilla.com/blog/live/
PoLerX on September 3rd, 2009 said...
Cool. thanks!
Global Domination beckons Nick, Useful tips, can’t seem to find part1 on there though.
Would love to see a full tutorial, showing an example of integrating a simple lit and textured C4D object into an AE comp with camera etc. Cheers to you, and keep on keeping on!
Congratulation on your excellent work…
Just a question for you:
How would you rig a camera and a plane in C4D for exporting as camera and solid in AEFX, and getting the default position of 3d layers and camera of AEFX. I mean when the the relevant solid “perfectly” fit the screen in AEFX.
This is a problem as that you dealed in the After Effects Tutorial – Pixel-Perfect Camera Move Transitions.
A Pythagorean costrain?
Bye
yanez on September 5th, 2009 said...
Let’s say i would do the same job as in the After Effects Tutorial – Pixel-Perfect Camera Move Transitions: a 3d transition between two 2d solids. But instead of using AEFX i want to import a camera and a reference null from a *.aec file exported from C4D…
bye
Felicidades!
Hello!!
I was just over watching this tutorial and trying to follow along but when it comes to the external compositing tag, there’s no option for me to save out a solid. It’s just a basic tag with a name window and that’s it! I’m using R11. Do I need to do something else? Is the option always there for you to save out a solid?
Thanks,
M
Jonn K on September 23rd, 2009 said...
I am having the same trouble with my C4D!
When I add the external compositing tag, there is no option or check box to export a solid.
In fact the only Attribute category available is “Basic”. “Tag” doesnt even show up when I click on the external compositing tag.
Jonn K on September 23rd, 2009 said...
Oooooh, is this feature only available in 11.5?
I am on v11 still.
jean on September 28th, 2009 said...
Hey Mister K, I have the same problem…
It’s making me crazy… Can’t sleep at night… Can’t find the answer anywhere…