Finally, I’ll show you the workflow Adobe Creative Cloud users can follow utilizing Cinema 4D Lite and After Effects. Then, I’ll show you how you can use Sketch & Toon to create Nintendo style 8 bit looks devoid of 3D shading. I've attached a preview play of the scene so you can see the current state.Īs always, any help is highly appreciated.In this tutorial, we’re going to have some fun creating pixel art inside of Cinema 4D, Cinema 4D Lite, and After Effects! First I’ll cover the super easy workflow to turn your 3D compositions into pixelated 8 bit style renders directly in of Cinema 4D without any need to bring into Photoshop or After Effects. MOV layers with the exploding asphalt, but I guess it can't work that way. I used only 1 png-turned exr file to test if I can get the passes somehow and copy them to the. The only way I found was to export a video file as a png sequence, then convert it via an online converter, but it allows conversion of only 1 file at a time, and there are a lot of them, so it's not worth it. I see that it's possible to export exr passes from 3d software like Cinema 4D, but theo nly way i see to import a video there is by creating a new material and add the video as texture, then add it to a plane object, but it doesn't play (I don't have experience with Cinema 4D). All tutorials that I've seen about depth compositing with EXR files, feature the video file in the format of a EXR sequence, so the tutorials get straight to business with the 3D Channel EXtractoR effect. I've searched online convertors and ways to do it within AE/Premiere, but with no luck. Currently as it is, I see that making layers 3D and moving them along the Z axis is not going to do the job. I'm still working on a project that I posted about a few weeks ago and now I have a new issue that I can't figure out.Ĭould you give me an andvice how I can convert a mov/mp4 video into an EXR sequence of files? I'd like to add an explosion when the missle hits the ground and want to make the flying of concrete pieces more realistic through some depth compositing.

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