You could try turning off uniform scale so it only affects Y in your field parameters, and set it it a minus number.

cylinderB.c4d

Hello,

I'm sure this must be easy but I seem to be missing something here. I have made a simple animation of an object that I wish to export as an OBJ sequence so I can bring it into Trapcode Form or Particular. I'm all fine up that point, but in my C4D scene I also animated a camera, I now want to bring that camera into AE but I can't seem to figure it out.

How do I get my CD4 camera into AE?

Kind Regards
David

Hi Dr Sassi,

I haven't used Tao yet but I gave it a look and it looks a great tool to consider for future projects. In the brief time I had to do this project, I couldn't quite see how I could figure out how I could do what I needed so I headed back into C4D. I realised I could do what I wanted with a cloner and then I used a field to move through the clones changing them as I wanted as the field moved through them. I got exactly what I needed this way

Kind Regards
David

Hi Dr Sassi,

I have put in the request Thanks Dr Sassi

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David

Hi Dr Sassi,

Yes I've already seen the 'Show in Finder' option because it appears along with the 'Delete' option but unfortunately for me it does not respond. I've tried it many times but nothing happens. Deleting does work however, but it just takes way too long. Deleting over 300 individual files this way will take hours This is why I have tried to search deeper into the OS to try and find where the original OBJs are. I suspect the problem lies with Adobe because After Effects is extremely slow at various other tasks too.

Kind Regards
David

Hello

I have a very simple outline shape that I would like to animate moving and changing colour very much like the Blend tool in Illustrator. So I have the shape at one in a particular colour, and say maybe 50 steps to the same shape at the end changing to another colour. I'd like to animate both ends position. Is Trapcode Mir the right tool for this task? Many thanks.

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David

Hi Dr Sassi,

Thankyou for investigating this. It's a bit of a mystery as to where they are held. I've tried searching all through the system including invisible files but I've had no luck. I've also posted in the After Effects discussion site in case anyone there has ideas. I will also take up your suggestion to put it to the Maxon support centre

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David

Hello,

Is there a faster method to delete old imported OBJ files in Trapcode? A while ago after trying to follow along a tutorial I attempted to import an OBJ sequence to use an emitter. On my first attempt I did it wrong and imported the 300 frame sequence as individual frames in the import model browser. It seems to only allow me delete them one by one and it's very slow. Are they stored somewhere in the system (Mac OS) where I could just grab the lot at once and delete them? Thanks.

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David

Ooh nice, I'd love to visit California, hopefully one day I will I did part one of the UV workflow series today with Mr Noseman. There was loads of great info there, I learnt loads. However it also revealed just how deep a subject UV's are! I will continue to practice your drill until I can remember it by heart

Kind Regards
David

Hi Dr Sassi,

Is that the West Coast USA? I'm in UK where it is morning now. I thank you very much for your time. The only reason I mentioned Photoshop is because I'm hoping it will help the leap to Paint not as difficult I've just found in Cineversity a three part tutorial series called 'UV Workflows', that look like a good course. Also thanks for the link to the video, I shall watch that now.

Kind Regards
David