Adam Trachtenberg
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If you have the Studio version of C4D you can try the VAMP tool (Character>Managers>Vamp).
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You’ll probably want to use the Bevel Tool for this. Do the straight extrusion and then select the back faces. Then apply the bevel tool with shape set to Round and experiment with the various settings to get the result you’re looking for.
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It looks like you have all four views set to use your camera. Notice the white tick to the right of the camera in the object manager? That means the camera is active. When you’re changing the view projection you’re actually changing it in the camera, and since all four views are using the camera … they’re all changing together.
So instead of changing the projection (e.g., perspective, front, etc.), go into the camera menu, use camera, and switch it from the camera object to “Default Camera.”
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Hard to say what’s wrong without seeing your scene, but it should work. You may need to increase the samples setting in the light’s Details tab, and/or adjust the falloff angle.
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Looks good to me, but if you’re serious about exploring GPU rendering I would spend the extra money for the 980Ti.
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Unfortunately there is no quick and easy way to model chiseled text in 3D, at least not that I know of. Here’s a pretty good tutorial on how to do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67Ml_auWXrc
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Oh yeah, I see. Seems to work okay if you use a spline effector instead of cloning onto the spline direclty.
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The clones aren’t scaling here. You mean you want to keep the same number of clones as you scale the spline?
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Try giving the object a Phong tag with an angle setting of 15 degrees. Should do the trick.
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Judging from the screen shots it looks like at least one of the camera keys if flipped, which can happen sometimes with mocap and similar data. If that’s the case then the camera is spinning 360 deg in one frame, causing the incorrect blur.
There is a script on this page that would fix it if that’s the problem: https://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=47&t=1138517&page=2&pp=15&highlight=euler+filter