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ON A CLOSE DEADLINE! Some rendering problems when c4d is imported to AE
I should preface this by saying that I’m a beginner with c4d but am more familiar with after effects.
So I’m trying to create an effect of glass breaking in cinema 4d using nitroblast and I want the glass to be completely invisible until an object crashes into it. This works seamlessly in c4d and in its picture viewer. However, once I import the c4d file into AE, the cracks in the glass are visible in the beginning.So far I’ve tried:
– clearing the cache and baking in the project settings
– saving the project with assets
– creating a new composition in after effects solely for the c4d file using its settingsI’m sure this is probably a simple fix, but I just can’t seem to find a solution
here’s a link to the c4d file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzevlnSnc9LgS3ZlbGRpQmdZMkk/view?usp=sharing -
2 Replies
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Maybe its stupid idea, but try with cheating. Use object buffer for your plane, and use some mask in AE.
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Nitroblast fixes the transparency issue via the plugin, so I guess you would need to have the plugin installed in AE somehow to make it work there. Not sure if that’s possible.
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