Combining Cinema 4D and After Effects Tutorial
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Total Running Time: 14:11
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to combine your Cinema 4D projects with After Effects. You will learn how to combine object buffers with external compositing tags and lights to use as emitters with Trapcode Particular in After Effects.
Updated 11/27/09 There was a problem with the editing of this tutorial, one of the steps was left out. We have re-edited it and everything is in there now. Sorry for any confusion!
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Apologies on this one…apparently the editing went bad. There is a crucial step that is missing or out of order. Before changing the render settings, you should apply the Cinema4D Tags> Compositing Tag to the front 2 buildings and assign them to Object Buffer 1 on the Object Buffer Tab of the Compositing Tag. Our apologies if this ended up being confusing. We will be re-editing this as soon as possible. If you have any questions or difficulties, please send us an email at info@c4dtraining.com
Thanks for your support, patience and understanding.
Tim
Hey,
Thanks for this great tutorial, I am new to Cinema 4d for about 3 weeks now.
What I know, is what I found out my self, on the “who to do it” part.
But his is great, you explained it very nice and understandable. (even for me the dutch guy).
Thanks you so much, and I hope to see much and many more of those great tutorials.
Warm Regards,
Dennis
Thanks for the kind words Dennis! I’m glad the tutorials are helpful. Please let me know if there is something in particular you are looking to learn.
Great, great page. I hope you continue with this important tutorials.
Thank you Thank you 감사합니다!!^^
hi, and thanks for the ultra extra super duper help on C4D, i need to know where to place the plugin which you downloaded but in a MAC, since im a mac user.. any ideas?
thanks a lot :)
Should be the same place. Put it in the After Effects Plugins folder
Thumbs up! Cám ơn nhiều lắm.
I’n new into animation and found this site. Great work Tim, I’m learning fast!
For this tutorial I need to find Scott Frizzle’s “quaker” plugin for AE. The official page from Scott seems no longer available and I could’nt find it anywhere else.
Does someone know where to find it?
p.s. I’m using Win7 x64
thanks for the tutorial, being new to C4D you have managed to clear up and explain so much!
Great work Tim!
Glad you like them…