Nolan Scott
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As far as I know Cinema 4D recognizes only TIFF, TGA, BMP, JPEG, PICT,
PSD, AVI, and MOV (hope haven -
Well, I presume, first one has to create the same track as the original at the
destination object (Add Property Tracks / Rotation / All or H, P, B).Then select the original Track / Keyframes (Shift + Click).
Then Shift + Control and move this track to any other object and time.
(You might find it easier to open all tracks before moving them to a new destination)Well, I am not quite sure yet if possible how to set up keyframes controlling other tracks.
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Nolan -
Well, I presume there
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Using Photoshop CS / OSX 10.4.9
First record your action / create new set and action.
Then got to File / Automate / Batch /
select your set and action / Source-folder and Destination-folder
(you might like to create a new one) – click OK.(I am not quite sure if one can batch-export from TIFF to JPG)
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Disable Isoline Editing.
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Nolan -
Please try and check
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Please have a look at C4D Cafe and 3DKiwi
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Sorry, I might not understand what you
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Edit (the one in the viewport) / Configure… / check Isoline Editing.
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Please have a look here:
https://www.computerarts.co.uk/reviews/software/graphics/3d_animation_software
https://www.computerarts.co.uk/reviews/software/graphics/cinema_4d_r10
Cheers
Nolan