Nolan Scott
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Well, I have “Cinema 4D 10 Workshop” by Arndt von Koenigsmarck,
an excellent resource for beginners and more advanced users alike.The accompanying CD contains all Tutorial-Files, and as a Bonus,
PhotoMatch LE, which permits you to easily insert 3D objects into photos.Cheers
Nolan -
Well, if you like, here is a very simple Video demonstration:
https://web.mac.com/nolan.scott/Gallery/Modeling_a_Star.htmlCheers
Nolan -
Using Cinema 4D 10.5 / Illustrator CS / OSX 10.4.11
Well, works fine here…
Please make sure that the spline is closed…I presume you have exported as “Illustrator Legacy (ai)” with the Options “Illustrator 8”…
Cheers
Nolan -
Using Cinema 4D 10.5 / OSX 10.4.11
In the timeline select the object (and with it all keyframes)…
hold down control+shift and drag the selected keyframes onto your new objects track…
(before you transfer, you might have to create at least one keyframe at your new object)Cheers
Nolan -
Well, try Flash (SWF) Export…
In the Object Manager assign a FlashEx-Tag from the Tag-Menu to your object.
(this is only needed for adding object specific parameters)From the Render-Menu choose FlashEx V2… and make your choices…
(be aware that SWF might ignore certain shaders, alphas, bump-maps…etc.)Cheers
Nolan -
Object Manager / Tags / Cinema 4D Tags / Vibrate.
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Well, I presume there’re other ways… but I would use a Boole-Object for the cut-out.
If you like, here is a very simple video-demonstration:
https://web.mac.com/nolan.scott/Gallery/Cut_a_Hole.htmlCheers
Nolan -
Well, are you looking for something like this… ?
https://homepage.mac.com/nolan.scott/Reference/iMovieTheater399.htmlCheers
Nolan