Adam Trachtenberg
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1. Use the belt tag instead of fixing points.
2. Copy your cached cloth object and drop it in a null. Then move the null instead of the cloth object.
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I would guess that most users are self taught. Honestly I think the best way to learn the program is to read the manual.
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Cinema has some kind of ASCI import that I think would solve at least part of the problem, but I’m afraid I don’t know the first thing about it.
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I’m not sure I understand the question, but you can restrict playback to the preview range by selecting Animation>Play Mode>Preview Range.
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[Mylenium] “You can turn off textures in viewports any time. Other than that there is no easy way to disable them temporarily.
Actually there is; get the free “Mask Textures” plugin here: https://perso.orange.fr/archizone/Accueil.htmReally really helpful plugin.
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Unfortunately Jenna is dead. Fortunately–long live MoGraph!
Jenna’s Tweener is better than the equivalent option in MoGraph (supports point morphing), but IMHO MoGraph is better in every other regard.
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Also, these guys over at Turbosquid seem to have a bunch of high-quality Cinema models: https://www.turbosquid.com/Search/Index.cfm/FuseAction/ProcessSmartSearch/istIncAuthor/C4DmodelSHOP/blAuthorExact/y
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Here’s a C4D model site: https://www.modelbank.com/?PartnerID=1
Never bought from them so I can’t vouch for the quality.
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Probably the best way is to load it into the color channel of a material and place the material on the Background Object. You are better off using a frame sequence rather than a .mov or .avi, as editor performance is *much* better. After you load the first frame (or movie file), click on the file name/button in the color channel and then click on the animation tab. There you can set the start/end/framerate and hit “calculate”.
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You can do this with the camera offset function. It works just like a tilt/shift lens.