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This is a follow up on my last tutorial: thepixellab.net/c4d-quick-tip-baking-deformers-or-effectors In that one I went over baking deformers or effectors and creating a polygon object. I received some questions asking if you could bake the animation of your deformer or effector as well. This tutorial shows you how to use the C4D Point Cache tag to do that. Hope it helps!
Shout out to Marco Rod for reminding me of the texturing quick tip in here. Check him out: vimeo.com/marcorod
Thanks Joren!
Is it possible to do this with a sweep or loft object? Any advice on that would be great!
Cheers
I’m not quite sure what you mean. Couldn’t you just hit C on the sweep/loft object to make it editable, and then this would work?
Oh, right! I meant with the animation still intact. i.e: keyframe the start/end growth. Making it editable would just freeze it in its current state, right? Thanks again. Love your site!
Hello, quick question. I am following the tutorial below as I really like this effect. However I have not been able to import it into Element 3d as it gives me all kinds of weirness. I was hoping your totorial would fix that however when I click on the point Cache then click on store state it remains grayed out and I can not get any of the other tags to be made clickable. However if there is a better way of doing this I would greatly appreciate it
In essence I am just tyring to get this to transfer over into Element 3d here is a link to what I am trying to do
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-RPMATurX0&sns=em
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
Thank you for the tutorial! But is there any way to open the animation that was made using deformers in Element 3D (After Effects)?