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Grid difficulties.
Hello everyone!
I have a very amateurish halt in my cinema project, I have sitting for an hour trying to move my grid to get angled with a texture that I Imported as a background.
Here is a picture explaining for those who has troubles understanding my late night problem:
https://img525.imageshack.us/img525/6636/tutorial.jpg
Yes, as you see I created a simple background and added a material with my screenshot of the game called Team fortress 2 – the project has nothing to do with it at all it’s just that you can import camera position between the game engine and cinema 4d –. I want to angle my grid as it become the floor of the ground in my background. It will contribute to the lovely snap ability as a future work ability.
In short context: Is it possible to move and rotate the grid in Cinema 4D?
Sorry for my lack of knowledge and the low English grammar language, I’m Swedish!
Thanks you!
– Sam Swire
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3 Replies
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You could try rotating the camera so that the grid matches the BG image’s floor, or you could create a Construction Plane object and rotate it to match(Objects>Modeling>Construction Plane).
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That sounds good then I just lock the camera! 🙂
But with the construction plane, is there a way to make it transparent/wireframe so it sort of become a “stand-in”-grid?
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When you create a construction plane it replaces the standard grid. It’s just like it except it can be moved, scaled, and rotated.
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