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Setting the Text Spline in Cinema 4D
Setting Sweep Parameters in Cinema 4D
Setting the Rail Sweep in Cinema 4D
Setting Parameter Tracks in Cinema 4D
Setting Segments in Cinema 4D
Arranging the Hierarchy Cinema 4D
Setting the Circle Radius in Cinema 4D
Setting Keyframes in Cinema 4D
Setting Effects Tracks in Cinema 4D
Setting Pulse Parameters in Cinema 4D
Setting Interpolation in Cinema 4D
Align to Spline in Cinema 4D
Adjusting the Spline in Cinema 4D
Setting Tangential to Spline in Cinema 4D
Adjusting the Axis in Cinema 4D
Summary: How to set segments to create 3D letters with Cinema 4D; learn more about 3D animation, modeling, and rendering software in this free instructional video.
John Carstarphen is an experienced independent filmmaker, screenwriter, animator and teacher. His work as a writer/director has been seen in international film festivals including...read more
"JOHN CARSTARPHEN: Hi, this John Carstarphen for Expert Village. So we'll set that to zero, click okay and then--and then we set another key frame at 30 frames. And so let's double click on that and see what we've done. We've made the growth 100% and we've included some banking. Now, this selection keep segments, means that the animation will be smooth, if we deselected keep segments, that means that the animation will appear one segment at a time which will make it very choppy. It'll be like cutting from one segment to the next rather than a smooth motion all the way around the letter. So we want to keep segments checked when we want a smooth animation. And we set the growth to 100% so let's click okay. Now, let's go to the timeline and see what we have. And there you see, the letter building itself over 30 frames."
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