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 effects tracks to create 3D letters with Cinema 4D; learn more about 3D animation, modeling, and rendering software in this free instructional video.
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"JOHN CARSTARPHEN: Hi, this is John Carstarphen for Expert Village. Let's look at another fun way to manipulate text in Cinema 4D. This time were going to use what's called the pulse. And you'll see the effect as I moved the time line scrubber along the bottom of the view port windows. And the text seems to grow; it's sort of a squash and stretch effect. And this can be very easily accomplished by simply creating your text, dropping it into some kind of an extrude NURBS or some kind of NURBS object, so that you can see it. And then go to the time line, and we create an effects tracks by going to new, special effects, pulsate. Now, as you see we have several different types of special effects tracks that we can add. We have a vibrate track, a visibility track, so that we could fade things in and out, sound, and texture, and so forth."
eHow Article: Setting Effects Tracks in Cinema 4D
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