Creating 3D Isometric Animations in Cinema 4D and After Effects

Learn to create stunning 3D isometric style animations using Cinema 4D and After Effects in this comprehensive 21-minute tutorial. Explore techniques for generating mazes, setting up isometric cameras, and compositing 3D elements with 3D layers. Master the differences between isometric and parallel cameras in Cinema 4D, and discover how to create an isometric camera compatible with After Effects compositing using Cineware. Dive into extruded shape layers, Cinema 4D renderer usage, and essential tips for isometric camera animations. Follow along as the instructor guides you through importing from Illustrator, clipping, camera creation, and rotations. Perfect for both beginners and experienced animators looking to enhance their skills in creating captivating isometric animations.

Intro
Maze Generator
Importing from Illustrator
Clipping
New Camera
Creating a Compositing Tag
Importing into After Effects
Cinema 4D Lite
Camera Test
Rotating Camera
After Effects Isometric Composition
After Effects Camera Zoom
The Key
The Rotation
Adjusting the Rotation
Conclusion
Free Cinema 4D Lite
Outro