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sounds good.
one question maybe theres an option in 3d applications that render out an alpha channel for just the robots rendered? and that seperate alpha channel will be applied on top of the crowd in AE?
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thanks for the link. reading the tutorial he mentions different methods of rotoscoping, which will best suit my needs, I’m just doing it to some tv shows of actors.
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why I ask is because I dont want to install premiere as well. You can edit and do everything in Aftereffects…
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the first possibility I dont want to do because I also want the environment that the robots are in. I’m only using AE for the crowd. The pre-render part… I heard people say you don’t want unecessary things to render. hmmm I guess rendering a video crowd within 3dsmax without making render times longer?
one question. what do you do if you wanted to put the crowd in behind an object using masking or something? what do they call that in the biz? haha Sorry I don’t really know how to explain it.
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wow cool links… however that crowd is kind of 3d in that he doesnt pan around…
I want my crowd to be like a 2d piece of paper, i want that piece of paper to be composited in my robot scene which is all made in 3d max and rendered there. Of course I would use 3d layer and camera match with my robot animation.. but how would I make it look like its behind the robots.