Walk in the park with FreeForm or FreeForm Pro. But then again I am biased.

Cheers,
Chris
Mettle.com
Skype: Mettlecom


On 2014-01-16, at 9:28 AM, Michael Powers wrote:

> I wouldn't recommend AE's  raytraced curved surface, IMO it previews and renders too slowly.
> If you own Element3d, I often use imported sets (from 3dsMax) and use a pre-comp of the screen as a custom texture layer on it. Or I do it directly in 3dsMax. I have only used C4D light a few times, but I think it could easily handle it.
>
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> Subject: [AE] compositing a video on a curved surface
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> Hi - what would be the best way to composite a QT onto a fake curved surface in AE?
>
> Is this a job for Cinema 4D?
>
> Any chance I could do this with C4D lite?
>
> Mesh warp sort of works...
>
> Thanks,
> Rachel
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