Daniel Devita
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My friend and I managed to pull this together using Element 3d. The add-on is amazing. We aren’t the best at 3d, but we know the basics. Element 3d makes it so much easier to do the basic stuff that we can get away with in our videos.
Tell me what you think of this…?
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The guy above me was correct. To fix this issue, you need to click on the “continuously rasterize” switch (in the timeline, its the star symbol next to the “source name” column). Once you do that, it will update the perspectives correctly.
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Did anyone solve this issue? I have the exact same problem. When I import an object using element 3d, I can change the viewport camera from active camera, to any other camera (top, side, left etc.) and it does not change perspective of the object at all. It remains exactly the same as it would normally in the active camera perspective. I have tried making the layer with the Element 3d effect applied to it a 3D layer, and all that does is flatten the object into a 3d plane (so it acts like a picture would when you make it a 3D layer). From Andrew Kramers tutorials, he never makes it a 3d layer, he can just change from the active camera to another camera perspective and the viewport will update the perspective of the object…
Anyone solve this? It’s driving me nuts, and without being able to fix this issues, doing shadows is a massive pain in the…