Tim Shetz
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Awesome…I know how difficult it can be to solve a problem the more frustrated I get.
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In your render settings, if you select Sketch and Toon settings, go to the SHADING tab. Where it says BACKGROUND, does it say COLOR? If so you need to select OFF.
Let me know if that helps.
Tim
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On your rigid body tags, on the collision tab, what do you have Shape set to?
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Tim Shetz
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I have a tutorial :
Combining Cinema 4D and After Effects
It’s from a few versions ago, but the process is the same.
Hope it helps. If you have any questions, let me know.
Tim
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Thanks Brian!
I was fiddling around and was sort of getting to what you have there, but hadn’t gotten to the clamp quite yet.
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Tim Shetz
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From your original post I assumed an object moving along a path and you wanted it to not be so static.
“So my object still follows its timeline animation but with an added degree of randomness”
Guess I read too much into it.
I think using noise in Xpresso is probably the best. So you have a light that animates, but you want to add a little flicker to it?
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I rendered frames 300-400 using the settings you had other than the codec (which didn’t seem to be a problem anyway) I rendered as a QT using PNG, and it rendered fine. VLC had difficulty playing it, but I brought it into After Effects and it played fine.
I’m running Cinema R14, QT 7.7.6 on Windows 7 64bit
I’d say check your version of QT, but other than that, sounds like reinstalling might be the next step.
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