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Displaying a composition on a surface on a 3D object?
What’s the best way to display a composition on, say, an iPhone (3D object) screen while it’s in motion? How do you link a composition to a surface so that it persists even if the 3D surface moves?
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Thank you for the swift response.
Yes, watched a few screen-replacement tutorials – but it seems kind of counter-intuitive to rasterise my animation of iPhone 3D .obj file and then use the screen-replacement approach described in the video. What I mean is – how do I attach a composition to a 3D surface from a Cinema 4D object?
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Or an Element 3D object, for that matter.
//Oskar
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For Element 3D, prepare the model such that you can simply assign a texture to the screen:
https://www.videocopilot.net/docs/element/importing_3d_objects_into_element_3d/exporting_3d_objects_for_element_3d/For C4D to Ae, use the external compositing tag to create a solid that matches the screen, plus an object buffer for the screen to handle occlusion.
Walter Soyka
Designer & Mad Scientist at Keen Live [link]
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This might be useful: https://aescripts.com/paint-and-stick/
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