Adam Trachtenberg
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Increase the number of frames in your project and then go to the timeline and select the “Summary” icon in the dope sheet. You should see an orange bar at the top of the timeline spanning the length of all your keyframes. Grab the handle at the right end of the bar and drag it to the right to scale all your keyframes to the length of your now-longer project.
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Make sure that you have the FPS setting in Render Settings>Output and Edit>Project Settings.
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I’ve certainly had the missing textures in inactive channel problem before. Very annoying. You should get a render error when you render locally, assuming the textures don’t exist on your computer. If they do exist then they should be copied you do a “save project with assets.”
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Are you using the ambient occlusion render effect? Looks like it might be doing something to the top plane but hard to say without having the scene file to look at.
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Hmm, not sure why it isn’t working for you. As long as all the vertices are welded and there are no holes in the mesh Cinema should see it as solid.
Example: 9542_snowglobe.c4d.zip
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You could malk the Landscape Object editable. Then go into edge mode and use loop selection with “select boundary loop” enabled. Select the outer edges and extrude them down (you can use the move tool with Cmnd/Ctrl). Finally, go into polygon mode and use Mesh>Create Tools>Close Polygon Hole to create a cap for the bottom.
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Looks like your noise is animating. Check the noise properties and zero out all the animation options.
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Yes, but I don’t recall how it works. It’s in the help docs.
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The only way I know to do it is with the Renaming Tool (pre-R17 Studio version>Character menu) or in R17 with the Naming Tool (Tools menu).
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You probably need to adjust the path spline’s type or subdivisions. Setting the type to “subdivided will tell you if that’s the issue. If that fixes it you might want to experiment with other settings to get the polygon count down.