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  • Tyler Sheridan

    March 20, 2012 at 7:55 pm in reply to: Multiple 3d models in Adobe After Effects cs4

    Ive tried bot .3ds and .obj and neither of them really worked. my main concern is that i’m trying to use animated textures and i’m not sure if its even possible to get animated textures into after effects.

  • Tyler Sheridan

    March 20, 2012 at 7:50 pm in reply to: Multiple 3d models in Adobe After Effects cs4

    I have been kinda using both in my attempts to get the textures to show up. The real problem is that i’m trying to use animated textures, so i’m not sure Photoshop will support them even if i get to the point were the textures will show up.

  • Tyler Sheridan

    March 20, 2012 at 7:44 pm in reply to: Multiple 3d models in Adobe After Effects cs4

    I have been kinda using both in my attempts to get the textures to show up. The real problem is that i’m trying to use animated textures, so i’m not sure Photoshop will support them even if i get to the point were the textures will show up.

  • Tyler Sheridan

    March 19, 2012 at 8:41 pm in reply to: Multiple 3d models in Adobe After Effects cs4

    So i’m not sure if i remembered to mention this in the original post, but that method i used to get the models into after effects was using Photoshop 3d layers. The problem, i think, is not so much the texture in after effects as it is in Photoshop. The textures in my model were applied in Blender and the texture doesn’t show up in Photoshop. By proxy, since i’m importing a .psd file into after effects. If i can get the texture to show up in Photoshop, i feel like it will work in after effects as well. i’m pretty new to the 3d scene (no pun intended) so let me know if i’m out of line.

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