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Re: Import Sketchup geometry into Adobe After Effects CS4
by Trent Armstrong on Apr 22, 2009 at 5:27:19 pm

Hey,

Until you find a way to break each layer apart, you might look into a 2.5D solution with a few angles from your Sketchup scene. VideoCopilot.net has a great tutorial on projection mapping to achieve this.

It doesn't give you full 360 3D, but you can get away with some nice subtle moves.

My suggestion for Sketchup is to try and isolate each edge by turning others off and render a still of each piece that you can then reassemble in AE.

Trent

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Import Sketchup geometry into Adobe After Effects CS4 by William Cousert on Apr 22, 2009 at 5:05:42 pm
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