John Dickinson
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If you’d like to send me the file I can check it out on my system: john@motionworks.com.au
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In the SELECT ARTWORK dialog box there is a checkbox at the bottom called USE ILLUSTRATOR COLORS. Check that when importing your Illustrator file.
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https://www.motionworks.com.au/tutorials/tutorials_download/invig_layermap.mov
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You can add a gradient using the Layer Map feature.
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After Effects 3D layers have no depth. For that you’ll need something like 3D Invigorator Pro or ProAnimator from Zaxwerks.
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I suggest H264, even at higher settings you’ll get comparatively small files which look great.
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Serge may have some cool technique but my answer to your question is that this is’n’t something you could make in 3D Invigorator. You’d be better of using Cinema 4D or another 3D app.
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Make sure you have the latest version, which is 4.3.2 I think. If that doesn’t help it sounds like a bug that needs to be squashed…
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Not sure I totally understand but why don’t you just copy and paste the numeric values between the poses? Or duplicate the pose? Feel free to send me the file and I can take a look (john@motionworks.com.au)
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Remember that although Invigorator can “share” the comp camera it isn’t placing the 3D objects in the same 3D space as AE objects so there are limitations. This is more than likely the problem you are coming up against. Have you considered retexturing your object in Cinema?
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John Dickinson
Motionworks
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