Drag the reflective material attached to the sphere object (as opposed to dragging it from the materials browser) into the “Texture Tags” box.ī. Details tab: Change the end time to 449F to create a 15 second video. Click on the bake texture tag icon next to the sphere object and apply the following settings:Ī. Select your sphere object in the objects browser and right click to add a Cinema 4d Tag> “Bake Texture” tag. If you want to see your video animate in the viewport, turn on “Animate Preview” in Editor.Īdd a sphere object, change radius to 2cm, set the Y-value to roughly 180cm or 6ft, Z-value to 3cm.Ĭreate a new material, set color to black, reflectance type to to “Reflection – Legacy” with 0 roughness, 100 reflection, 100 specular, and 0 bump. Then adjust the settings under the Tag tab. If your video is not mapping perfectly, click on the material tag next to the screen object in the object manager. Drag the material onto the screen object in the object manager. Select “Load Image” in the Texture dropdown menu. Turn off the color channel and turn on the luminance channel. In the materials manager, right click to create a new material. The goal is to have the model import into c4d oriented as seen below.

Here are our suggested export settings. Before exporting, make sure your model is oriented so that the desired “front” of your scene is at 9 o’clock. Export your 3D model from Vectorworks as a.

Using cinema 4d in after effects