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Import EPS to Extrude – How to ?
Im importing an EPS to be extruded.
When I open the file it opens in a new C4D file,
I extrude it fine but when I copy the new object to my scene (in another C4D file)
I don’t see the new object, only the “move” axis.is it too big ? i tried to look above, sides etc. but can’t seem to find it !
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too small maybe?
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Well, it was just waaaaay offside. Didn’t figure out why.
One more thing – is it better to reduce the size of the EPS in C4D, or bring in a small file ?
I mena, render-wise, does it make a different ?cheeers
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[Asaf Billet] “Well, it was just waaaaay offside. Didn’t figure out why.
I think it uses the origin point of the eps, which is the page origin of Illustrator/Freehand (or whatever) of the program that made the eps – try and get it close to the page origin (if you are making it or can ask) and it should arrive closer to the C4D world origin
One more thing – is it better to reduce the size of the EPS in C4D, or bring in a small file ?
I mena, render-wise, does it make a different ?
“I don’t think it makes a difference. Vectors are always scalable anywhere. Only the number of points, the spline type and intermediate points should make a rendering time difference.
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