Cinema 4D Tutorial – Combine Multiple 3D Camera Tracks…

devenjames Tutorial - Combine Tracked 3D Cameras in Cinema 4D

It isn’t dumb if it works. I have no doubt there are better ways to do what I am doing here, but sometimes the down and dirty method is fast and good enough. Want to combine two 3D tracks from the same video clip that don’t line up in 3D space? In this tutorial I show you one way to do it…

Combining together two solved 3D camera tracks using a morph camera and a bunch of nulls

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6-Speed Transmission Gear Ratios

Last year I worked on a very complicated animation that involved learning about and basically creating every piece inside of 3 different types of transmissions. It was awesome! I don’t think many animators would get as excited as I was about learning the mechanics of how a transmission works, but along the way I became very interested in the fascinating properties of a set of always-connected gears with varying ratios of teeth to handle shifting power flow. In motion, this gear set shows how the teeth can all be spinning at once and nothing jams up. I might export the animation soon, but for now have a look at this render!

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Tru Cool Pillow - Behind the Scenes

After creating 3 super successful 30-second video advertisements for Carpenter’s Tru Cool pillow, my company put together a short behind the scenes video to take a look at some of the different aspects of our production process. With a tight schedule of only 2 weeks to produce 3 videos, we used some clever methods to cut down on work and keep the end product looking spiffy.