Cassius Marques
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When you make it editable, put everything inside a fracture object and it will work with every effector
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Its all the same, just change, apply and animate the materials as they rotate (use the alpha channel).
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Do you know how to put one photo on each face of a single cube?
If you do, just keep duplicating the materials, changing the photos and duplicating the cubes inside the cloner and adding the materials to them… you don’t have to clone a single cube, the cloner object can have several cubes inside it…
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You should import the .c4d file into AE and use cineware to extract things… I think the route you’re going is obsolete with those versions.
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link them to one another once with expressions, than add a slider control and animate from there. Its pretty straighfoward, you just need to set some things up prior to animating.
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can’t you just animate the stroke size inversely proportional to your scale?
Theres no “keep stroke size on scalling” in after effects (AFAIK)…you can either do it old school keyframing or with some simple expressions.
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It is a combination of both, if you have a clean anti-aliased image, that means that the pixels at the edge of your objects are inbetween values of grey (on the depth pass) and frischluft can’t figure it out if that exact colored pixel should be blurred or not, thus the dots…
theres is no solution to that, though you can adjust the settings and make it less visible, or you can render the depth aliased at a higher resolution and let AE do the math while scalling it down. I’ve had better and worst results doing this.
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Well, I would just step my gradient to match the number os cubes…its a lot easier than creating a bunch of multishaders.
I created an example if you still have any doubts. And no, I meant fix texture (as it is in r16) in the cloner options.
8407_texturegradientcubes.c4d.zip
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One way is to create the material and use the fit to region tool to adjust the UVW at the cloner object manually. If you turn fix texture on it will stay put.
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I must have missed that part but thanks for taking the time to answer. I indeed had ONE layer with transparency in the eyes of my character. I noticed before that AE doesn’t honor the transparency when it recreates the shapes but still that whole bunch of stuff seems like a poorly programmed function.