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Create an Awesome Wireframe Pulse Effect with Cinema 4D & After Effects

Create an Awesome Wireframe Pulse Effect with Cinema 4D & After Effects

on May 31st 2012 with 5 comments
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In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create a truly awesome wireframe pulse effect using Cinema 4D and After Effects. Stefan will cover setting up and animating the shot in C4D and explain how to export data, such as render passes, cameras and layers in 3D space. So you can easily composite the final piece in After Effects!

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I'm a 23 year old motion graphics designer from Bulgaria. I have 4 years of professional experience behind my back. Most of my time I spend working for a small TV company. In my spare time I work as a freelancer and create video tutorials related to After Effects. You can find more of my work at videohive.net/user/Stefoto.  

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  • john

    Another rare and disappointing Cinema 4D tutorial

  • John

    now just do this with fire and explosions.

  • Russell

    To ‘john’….this is actually an awesome tutorial, read the title, its not only a C4D tut…City Kits a really fun thing to play with once you figure it out, and this tut has taught me that.

  • http://None Occultcg

    Wow i can`t belive it how dissapointed i feel, i`ve commented o nthe new Cinema 4D “tutorial” and they deleted my comment, that is human rights violation ! Shame on you, “tutsplus” staff !
    Anyway i second “john” as he is perfectly right ! For other apps you can see nice and complex tutorials (nice modeling tutorials) but for C4D u see 70% beginner tutorials… Not fair !

    • http://www.christateonline.com Chris Tate
      Staff

      Hey Occultcg,

      We don’t delete comments unless they’re spam or an attack on one of our authors. You’re welcome to say whatever you want in regards to any of our tutorials or the site in general (good or bad.)

      The comment you posted on the materials tutorial didn’t show up because it was flagged for moderation. Which happens automatically for anyone commenting for the first time. I’ve approved both comments, and thank you for offering your thoughts. Although I disagree that 70% of our C4D tutorials are solely for beginners, I understand what you’re saying.

      We try to offer a wide range of projects for every software, with varying degrees of difficulty. But for whatever reason, 3D Studio Max and Maya tend to be the choice for most authors working on complex modeling projects. That being said, we’ll see if we can find an author to do an extensive modeling project using Cinema 4D.

      Cheers,
      Chris