Tim Shetz
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Which version of C4D are you using?
Did you add it from the Effects in the render settings?
Tim
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Depending on what you are trying to do, you could create the text as outlines in Illustrator (giving you more control over the kerning) and save it as an Illustrator 8 file. Then you could bring it into C4D.
Tim
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You could make it into an XREF object maybe?
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DOF is only available if you have the Advanced Renderer module.
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You could make the object editable, turn on Cell Render in effects, set the colors the way you want them…. see the attached photo.
Hope that helps.
Tim
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Michael –
Thanks for sharing your discovery. So often people on the forum find solutions and never come back to share them either because they are too busy using what they discovered, or they just forget… so thanks again for taking the time!
Tim
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Since the kerning in C4D is almost non-existent I always tell my students to create their text in Illustrator where they have great control over the text and then bring the outline into C4D. Just remember to save your Illustrator file as a version 8 file.
Hope that helps.
Tim
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You need to make sure the Object Tab is selected in order to see the strength and frequency for the turbulence. See the attached photo.
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Not for the Mac. For the PC the plug in works for me in 11
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There was recently a post about this EXACT thing. I will save you the time of having to look for it:
Make Preview does not render your project, it makes a preview….so it does not include the alpha.
You need to render to picture viewer to render it out.
Hope that helps.
Tim