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Subject: Re: [AE] AE Scene with Cinema4D Object Transform Problem
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No and no. You have to do it in the C4D scene, not in AE.

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> Dave <AE-List@media-motion.tv> hat am 11. Juli 2014 um 02:16 geschrieben:
>
>
> Hello All,
>
> I am using the current version of After Effect CC and the accompanying
> Cinema4d lite version.
>
> I have a cinema4D object that is placed in an AfterEffects composition.
> I can place the object in the scene and I can move move the
> AfterEffects camera around the object with no problems. However, I have
> a significant problem that I have actually spent several hours trying to
> solve and research the solution on my own but I have been completely
> unsuccessful.
>
> Question 1: My specific question is, how do I directly rotate the
> cinema4D object in the AfterEffects scene without orbiting the object
> with the AfterEffects camera in the opposite direction?
>
> Question 2: The more general way to pose the same question would be, I
> wish to be able to directly manipulate the transform properties of the
> cinema4d object in the AfterEffects scene how do I do this, how do I
> change these values directly?
>
> I would so appreciate the help of the list in resolving this seemly
> simple, basic problem.
>
> Thank You,
> Dave
>
>
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   <br />&#62; Dave &#60;AE-List@media-motion.tv&#62; hat am 11. Juli 2014 um 02:16 geschrieben:
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; Hello All,
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; I am using the current version of After Effect CC and the accompanying 
   <br />&#62; Cinema4d lite version.
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; I have a cinema4D object that is placed in an AfterEffects composition. 
   <br />&#62; I can place the object in the scene and I can move move the 
   <br />&#62; AfterEffects camera around the object with no problems. However, I have 
   <br />&#62; a significant problem that I have actually spent several hours trying to 
   <br />&#62; solve and research the solution on my own but I have been completely 
   <br />&#62; unsuccessful.
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; Question 1: My specific question is, how do I directly rotate the 
   <br />&#62; cinema4D object in the AfterEffects scene without orbiting the object 
   <br />&#62; with the AfterEffects camera in the opposite direction?
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; Question 2: The more general way to pose the same question would be, I 
   <br />&#62; wish to be able to directly manipulate the transform properties of the 
   <br />&#62; cinema4d object in the AfterEffects scene how do I do this, how do I 
   <br />&#62; change these values directly?
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; I would so appreciate the help of the list in resolving this seemly 
   <br />&#62; simple, basic problem.
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; Thank You,
   <br />&#62; Dave
   <br />&#62; 
   <br />&#62; 
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