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Render issue with Cinema 4D Lite scene
Hello everyone, wasn’t sure this goes in the AE forum, or Cinema 4D lite, so I chose here.
I’m having an issue wherein created a very simple animation of some badminton shuttlecocks in Cinema 4D Lite, and imported the file and dropped it in an After Effects comp. However, I’m getting some navigational and reference lines and objects, namely the horizon line and two lights that appear in my comp. The weird thing is, I’ve turned off these things in my project settings/viewport display filters, and they do not appear in the Cinema 4D project at all – only in AE. Can anyone help?
I’ve included ref stills. The first one is my viewport in c4d, 2nd is my viewport filter settings, showing what I have turned on and what is off, and lastly, the AE comp. Notice the “sparkle” objects (lights) and a white line cutting across the comp (the horizon).
Much obliged for any input. I’m a longtime AE user, but super green when it comes to c4d.
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CINEWARE itself, not just the C4D document, controls a lot of what you see in Ae. In the CINEWARE effect on the C4D layer in Ae, set the Render Settings > Renderer to either Standard (Draft) or Standard (Final).
Walter Soyka
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Ah! That is indeed the issue. Thank you! I was not really even aware of Cineware before. Bush league!
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