How do I solve this problem?! With Video

[Greg Burrus]

Try putting your objects in a null , objects > null in menu or alt G. Then you should adjust the axis using the object axis tool in the panel on left side. Then just rotate the null.

hope this helps

greg

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[Kyle Sowden]

That’s exactly what I do in the video, did you not watch it?

[Greg Burrus]

I’am sorry I thought you did not move it back correctly after you moved it. It seems that the issue you might be having is that you did not switch back to the model tool to move the object with out it working oddly.

hope that clears it up

Greg

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[Steven Mackenzie]

I recreated the scene and came across the same problem. It looks like a bug but there may be a reason for it.

At any rate, the work around I used was creating a null (not a group) and moving it to the center point of the BG layer. Then placing all 3 elements inside of the null separately. After all the elements were in the null i needed to adjust some of the keyframes until they looked right.

Once everything was in the null and looking right I keyframed the null rotating.

Here is the video, let me know if this is the look your are going for.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOB9fbtR1Lw

[Kyle Sowden]

Yes, that is exactly what I was going to do!
It was going to spin, and on the other side of the circle two more letters would fly in.

Could you please send me the project file for that? If it’s not too much hassle.

[Steven Mackenzie]

Heres the lin kto the project file. Enjoy.

2790_sm.c4d.zip

[Marcos Ganan]

Sorry. It seems as if you had selected the polygon tool instead of the object tool in the previous keyframes to the rotation, isn’t?

Poor english…

[Kyle Sowden]

Thanks a lot for the project file! Although when I try to open it a message appears saying “Picture viewer was unable to load file”

Any ideas? 🙁 🙁 🙁