Jacqueline Dessel
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Looks sweet… never heard of that one. Thanks!
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I responded but it doesn’t seem to be showing up – anyway that is a perfect place to start, I really appreciate your help. Thanks!
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I’m familiar with C4D… I’m on a tight deadline so I’m willing to try anything. How, if you wouldn’t mind taking the time, would you approach this in Cinema?
Thanks so much for your help.
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I remembered using negative lights in Maya a while back before I found out about Light Linking. So I’ve used the same principle in AE as there is no Light Linking in After Effects that I know of- using negative light to subtract light from certain areas of complex 3D scenes, based on where in the scene the negative light is placed.
But what I hadn’t thought of was that the same principle can be applied with Adjustment Lights, but that negative lights can be controlled not only by where they are placed in a scene, but as an Adjustment Light, a negative light also be controlled in a different way by where it is placed in the layer order which seems to make things much easier (so far). I’ve only used it in 2 projects so far but both times it’s worked the way I needed it to.
Thanks for the kind words!
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Right click the camera & select Show F-Curves. In that window, select the keyframes where the odd movement happens and right-click again, and select Zero Angle. That will correct the movement without having to lose the easing in and out.
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Thanks! Great idea.
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Thank you for your reply!
I’m a little bit confused as to how I would do that though…
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Thanks for the reply. I sent the file to Maxon through their tech support page, hopefully I’ll have a solution tomorrow. Unfortunately I don’t have access to a machine with more RAM, so maybe Maxon can open it and delete the PBlurp stuff. I’ll save it out without it and then save another that I can try again.
Thanks again for the help.
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Thanks, I’ll check it out.
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Found it-
Select the light, open the timeline, go to Functions > Bake Object.