Kurt Murphy
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I’ve tried both of these suggestions, but my material either shows one or the other… I can’t seem to get the bump of one material with the shader of another….. C4D I’m on 9.1
kurt
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Thanks guys!
kurt murphy
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I think it would be too cumbersome to animate an Invig camera, so you’d be better to use AE’s camera with the Invig model. To animate AE’s camera around the object, create a Null at the same position as the object and rotate the Null around its Y axis… Then Parent the Camera to the Null.
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy
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Create a simple circle spline and choose the contour option, so it will create two circles instead of one. Then put it inside your extrude object
I’ve looked everyehere… Where’s the Contour Option?
thanks,
kurt
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Thank you both….
kurt murphy
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Have you exported audio from Avid before and it’s worked? Is the audio in the the Avid Timeline as you export it? It sounds like it’s not exporting as an audio file.
kurt murphy
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Hmm, good question. Can Poser export different file formats? If so Invigorator Pro can read various 3D formats….
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy
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Go into the Edit Screen (red ball) and select the Front view for the camera. Then select all the pieces of the tap. Now use the Scale tool (to the left of the Selection Arrow), and hold down the shift key while scaling with your mouse or Wacom. If you scale a LOT, you may need to adjust your edge scales. You can also move the pieces afterwards with the Move tool.
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy
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Create either a Null layer or a Solid layer, turn on the 3D switch and animate the Null or Solid to your liking. Open up the Set that you wish to track and you’ll see a “Set X Track 3D Layer.” Assign the Null or Solid to this – it will attach itself to the Null or Solid and animate accordingly. If you use a Solid, just turn of the video eye.
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy
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Make the square in Photoshop with the colors that you want. Save it as an uncompressed pict or TIF file. When you assign a front color to the square in Invig, double-click the upper chip (next to Highlight Sharpness) and call up the pict image (make sure that the image is large enough so it doesn’t tear if you zoom into it). You WON’T be able to see the colors in AE unless you have Best Quality (instead of Draft) for the Invig layer.
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy