Sean Lloyd
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COW Coins
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Maxon C4D Coins
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It’s rendered in C4D with the physical setting.
And thanks very much for the reply. I’ll look up what Element 3d is because I have never used it.
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Thank you Mads and Todd for responding and you’re well thought out responses. Appreciate it…
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As usual, I wound up figuring out what went wrong after I’d made a post for help. But for those few who may have followed in my ignorant footsteps this is what happened.
I finally realized that I had an in and out point on the time line and the clips I was trying to place in it were too large for the selection that I had already made.
Sorry to those who clicked on this post in order to help, and thanks…
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UPDATE: This has been driving me crazy, but I finally figured out why it wasn’t working. I had the Renderer set to Standard instead of Physical (that I usually have it on). Once I changed it back to that everything works.
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Definitely did.
Was wondering if you’d know a way to do what the problem was (the background going solid) on purpose. I kind of like the effect. I just didn’t like the color and not having control of it. I was thinking of changing the depth of field, but it’s a 15mm lens so I don’t know if that would work.
Any regardless. Thanks for your help.
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UPDATE: Andy, I took your advice and went thought different layers and oddly enough found it was disk layer that was actually on the ground and not obstructing the camera. I changed one of the material layers and it went away.
Not exactly sure what is was doing, but thanks for the suggestion… It worked!
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I don’t think so, but I will check it out. It’s a good thought. There are a lot of glass panels in there.
Thanks for the response, Andy. I really appreciate it…
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Hi Joe,
And thanks for the reply. Fortunately or unfortunately, I have done that already. I have gone from Photoshop to AI and also done an image trace in AI and exported then imported into c4d. And like I said, I got it to work on a complicated logo from Image Trace in AI to C4D, but then later it hasn’t ever worked.
Also there is nothing in the null (no paths) when I import into c4d. Strange.
But thanks for the reply. I appreciate it…
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UPDATE: I solved this by copying the animation from the Timeline (Dopesheet) and pasting it to to where I moved it.
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Thanks, Andy very much for the reply. I wound up going back to the letters I created and edited and then beveled each one separately and it worked out.
Thanks again for the response…