Tutorial: Working in 3D Part 1: Setting up a 3D Scene

	Adobe After Effects Working in 3D Part 1: Setting up a 3D Scene In this first tutorial in a set of 4 on working in 3D space in After Effects, Andrew Devis shows how to set up your layers in 3D space and how to view all the layers without ruining your camera view. Andrew sets up 4 layers in 3D space, moving both their positions and rotations. In the next tutorial, Andrew will show how to set up a static 3D particle system which will enhance the 3D effect as the camera eventually animates through 3D space. In the last 2 tutorials, Andrew will show how to use a very quick and simple technique to animate the camera and then how to finesse the animation of that camera for excellent results. Tutorial, Video Tutorial   03/09/2012 Author: Andrew Devis

Hi Eric

Yes, this is a brand new tutorial which has just gone up today and I believer that the next 3 will go up over the next 3 days.

I can't answer for creative cow about dates though, you will need to take that up directly with them.

I hope you find the series helpful, it may seem simple stuff but I hope it will also prove to be useful all the same.

Thanks for getting in touch

Andrew

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Hi Phil

Really pleased you have found the series helpful, I think that once you get to grips with the 3D possibilities of AE you will love it even more :o)

Andrew

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Hi Teresa

I'm pleased you've found this helpful as well, I only wish someone had told me how to do this when I started! Still, with this information you can be up and running in 3D (or as it is called in AE 2.5D because each layer has no depth) very soon.

Thanks again
Andrew

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Good day :o) What an interesting question!

The answer with all plug-ins is 'will I use it and will it pay for itself'? Unless of course you get it to train or teach others.

Twixtor is amazing and certainly going to give you options you won't have with time warp ... so if you have a project that will benefit from Twixtor and all it gives and you feel it is worth the not inconsiderable cost, then go for it ... I am still longing for RE:Flex but can't justify at the moment ;o)

Let me know how you get on
Andrew

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