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| [resending because of formatting weirdness] From this page, there are links to tutorials and examples that show these features in use: http://adobe.ly/U0VlrW Keep
in mind that this feature set is only intended for simple things, and
more complex 3D projects should make use of other software,
such as Invigorator or Cinema 4D. The ray-traced 3D feature set in CS6 was a way for us to take a first step and figure out what people really wanted and needed from 3D in After Effects. In that way, it was the forerunner to the Cinema 4D integration in After Effects CC (12.0). |
