With that object selected, navigate to the Attributes window, then the Control tab, and click Retarget All. To do so, click the Character object and then select the Root object. The last step to setting the Mixamo Control Rig to control your rig in Cinema 4D is to connect the Character object to the Mixamo joint rig. RETARGET THE MIXAMO CONTROLS TO THE MIXAMO RIG Students should have at least a basic knowledge of Cinema 4D’s interface and tools for this course.9. – Setting up the final render in After Effects, adding compression, sound, and specifying a file path. – Vignettes, masking, track mattes, color correction, noise, blur, and creating smoke effects using fractal noise. Output, size, film aspect, frame range, save function/path, and anti-aliasing will be covered. – Learn about Cinema 4D’s render settings and how to export your 3D animation. – Create rays of light using the MoGraph cloner, cylinders, and semi-transparent materials.
– Spot lights with gobo effects animation using the ‘align to spline’ tag. – Use of fill lights for the dancers and disco balls. – Learn to use spot lights with the visibility and noise enabled to highlight the musicians. – Learn how to apply textures to the characters and environment – Animate cameras throughout the scene and learn to use the stage object to switch between cameras. – Refine the characters movements using Cinema 4D’s dope sheet and timeline F-Curve editor. – Use deformers to make the characters dance. – Use the ‘make editable’ function in conjunction with extrusions to add detail to your characters. – Use simple parametric primitives to model basic characters for animation. By the end of these lessons, you will have the skills necessary to create a professional animation, complete with lighting and sound, using Cinema 4D and After Effects.Įnroll today! Use this link to get 3 months of Skillshare Premium for only $0.99 for unlimited access to this and thousands of online classes : In this course you will learn how to use deformers to animate simple dancing characters in Cinema 4D. Let’s dance! Join Triplet 3D founder and Cinema 4D expert Pete Maric for a 120-minute in-depth animation tutorial.
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