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Line drawn 3D shapes
Hi,
First post so I hope I’m in the right place – if not, feel free to point me elsewhere.
How would I go about making 3D shapes with a line drawn effect that can be rotated etc. (as seen in the attached screenshot taken from this video by Impactist – https://vimeo.com/446384)?
The colour fill isn’t necessary but it would be interesting to learn how that is done too.
Thanks.
Casey
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6 Replies
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My guess is that it was built in a 3D program. If you wanted to build it in After Effects it can be done but will take longer. You will have to create a rectangle and check the 3D space check box. Make sure you only have the ouline and not the fill. Then create a line the length as one side of the rectangle. Then using the position and rotation you will have to build a triangle. You can parent all of them to a Null if you want to rotate or move the whole 3D triangle. Hope this made some sense. Best of luck.
Stephen Smith
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Thanks for taking the time to reply, Stephen. Your AE workaround does make sense to me but perhaps C4D Lite would be a good starting point instead. Time to get learning!
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If you do c4d you might want to check out tutorials that do toon shader looks like this one:
Stephen Smith
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That’s just what I’m after – 2D ‘toon’ style colour on 3D shapes. Thank you.
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Sure – always good to have some critique 🙂
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