Jim Scott
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If you’re adding more layers from the same Ai file why not import them all at once, and then reposition and scale them together?
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Great Brett. I’m glad you got it worked out.
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In the Project Settings (Cmd-D) > Dynamics > Expert, increase the Steps per Frame.
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You can keyframe the “Enabled” setting of the dynamics tag so that it is off when the cubes are under the floor, and then on when above it.
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To simulate a blink, simply animate the Y scale parameter of the spheres making up the eyes. Create keyframes a few frames apart for Y=1, Y=.2, and Y=1, for example.
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I’m glad you found a solution. And thanks for outlining what worked for you.
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I only use one monitor so I won’t be of any help with that question. If you’ve found a workaround then go with that.
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If it wasn’t clear, look in the “prefs” folder within the hierarchy that appears when you click on that button.
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I just remembered something else.
There is an option to save a template file which when executed saves a file that is used when you first start C4D. Â After that it will use your new.c4d file.Â
To remove this file, open C4D preferences (Edit > Preferences), hit the button at the bottom to open the preferences folder. Â In the prefs folder you should find a file called template.c4d. Delete this. Then close and reopen C4D. It should now use your new.c4d on every file, including the first one.
If that doesn’t do it, or that template file doesn’t exist, I give up.
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Once you got a “working viewport” did you try saving a new.c4d file as I suggested earlier?