Tim Shetz
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Hey Michael –
I did a little research after we spoke and here is what I found in the Help file:
Graphics Tablet
If you experience problems when using a graphics tablet with CINEMA 4D, enable the Graphics Tablet option.
Tip:
MacOS does not offer this command. You can, however, use a keyboard shortcut to switch between tablet and mouse mode. The Command Manager contains the Toggle Tablet Mode to which you can assign a keyboard shortcut. This can be helpful when working with MacOS if you want to switch to mouse-compatible data entry devices despite having automatic tablet recognition.I did find it on my system, but I am running on a PC.
Hope this helps.
Tim
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As Nolan says: there are always a bunch of different ways to do things
Another way could be to put a target camera in your scene, position it as far behind your object as you want. Make the object it’s target. Once it is in place, group the object and camera into a null, create your spline for the object path and add an align to spline tag to the null object. Clicking on the tangential option will make sure it twists and turns with the spline.
Just another suggestion.
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Try using RENDER TO PICTURE VIEWER
That should use your render settings.
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You could place the object and the text into a Boole, set the object above the text and set the Boole to A subtract B.
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Hey Michael –
Glad to hear Roll-it is sort of working for you…unfortunately I’ve only used it once and that was some time ago. Perhaps they have a forum or some sort of support group?
Good luck.
Tim
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You could check out this series of intro tutorials to see if you think you’ll like it:
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Awesome…glad it worked. The multishader is great.
Looks good!
Tim
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If you want a different video on each screen you could use a multishader and put a different video in each channel of the multishader.
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