The 3D data from cameras and light sources whose Export to Composition options are active can be included in the After Effects composition file. Special tags can be used to mark additional objects whose position you want to pass to After Effects, e.g., to simplify tracking. 3D information such as 3D position, rotation or the cameras' focal width as well as the position and orientation of light sources can also be added to the composition file. These files will then contain the respective save paths to the renderings, which will save you from having to load them manually, e.g., the rendered multi-pass image sequence in After Effects.
If you plan to create renders in Cinema 4D and then process them in After Effects, saving an After Effects composition file is a good idea. This can greatly simplify the editing of compositions in many cases since cameras, for example, can be manipulated directly in After Effects.īelow, we take a closer look at both ways of working.Ĭreate an After Effects composition file in Cinema 4D Via Cineware technology, Adobe After Effects is extended to the extent that a native Cinema 4D file can be created, loaded and rendered there itself.In addition, 3D files for object position, color surfaces, light sources and cameras can be passed to After Effects. This, for example, automates the loading of multi-passes into an After Effects composition. The file paths to the render settings created in Cinema 4D can be saved in an After Effects compressed file (.aec).Schematic representation of the relationship between Cinema 4D and Adobe After Effects.Ĭinema 4D provides several interfaces and features for working with Adobe After Effects:
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