AE3D Export - Maya, Max, and Lightwave | |||||||
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Exports the selected layers and cameras within the work area to Maya, 3ds Max, or Lightwave.
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After Effects CS3 3D Scripts (jsx) Views: 15594 Permalink | |||||
Simply select the layers you want to export and the plug in with spit out a text file that can be read by Maya, 3ds Max, or Lightwave. It will export any camera, and turn any other AE layer into a null/dummy/locator object in the 3D packages. This should work on almost all AE animations, including ones that have parenting, auto-orientation, and even non-uniform scaling. There are a few rare cases where it won't work, like with negative scale values, or when layers get "sheared" (this happens with a combination of non-uniform scaling, parenting, and rotation, causing rectangles to "lean"...it's best avoided anyway!).
by Ryan Gilmore (www.urbanspaceman.net) KeywordsMaya, 3DSMax, Lightwave, Export, Scene(Min. Version: After Effects CS3, Category: 3D, Type: Scripts (jsx)) | |||||||
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posted by Indy on Jun 01, 2010
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Export LightWave Scene to After Effects | ||
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This is an LScript for transferring animation data from LightWave to After Effects. It is done by exporting the position and rotation of the selected item in LW into a .ma file (ASCII Maya file).
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After Effects CS3 Useful things Tips'n Tricks Views: 1773 Permalink | |
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posted by vfx007 on Sep 17, 2009
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MoCon V3.5.5: transfer 3D motion + tracker info | |||
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This collection of scripts is used to transfer 3D motion to and from After Effects, Maya, Nuke, SynthEyes and Electric Image.
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After Effects 6.5 Tracking Scripts (jsx) Views: 2307 Permalink | |
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posted by MicGyver on Sep 28, 2008
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Difference Matte Effect Tutorial | |||
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The Difference Matte effect creates a transparency a mask or a matte by comparing the pixels in a source layer with the pixel in a defined difference layer, and then keying out (eliminating) pixels in the source layer that match both the position and color in the difference layer.
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After Effects 7 Keying Video-/Tutorials Views: 8108 Permalink | |
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posted by peter17 on Sep 29, 2008
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