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Hello, sorry for the late response 🙏🏽. It’s strange for Mixamo to do that. Mixamo should have exported the new animation. This hasn’t happen to me. Have you found a solution to this?

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Yes you can. For this tutorial I used a simple 3D model. But you can do this with any of your textures 3D models or animated scene. Thank you for your comment. 👍🏽

@@tutosdigitals I have tried doing this but it does not export the simulation as it is in c4d. Instead it brings all the objects at one place and then simulate from there all at once. Is that possible to export the simulation exactly.

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It can be for any language. For this tutorial I did from English to Spanish, but you can also try other languages. For English the code is en_US and for Spanish is es_ES. Let me know if this helps 👍🏽

Thank’s for the comment. Yeah, I wanted to do this for H.264 but unfortunately there is no support for that. Thanks for watching the tutorial and leaving a comment 👍🏽😃

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Thank you for watching my tutorials. Normally the organization of textures is done in the 3D software the 3D model was created. I use Cinema 4D, so I will create my texture maps in Cinema 4D then ill export that information and import the 3D textured model into Element 3D. The textures that your 3D model has are not linking properly?

@@tutosdigitals I received the 3D model that was made with Blender from someone else in OBJ and mtl, that I have to re-map them in Element. But I'm not sure what goes where from the file names and texture names.

I think I understand. I created a video showing how to import the file textures (For example, the diffuse, AO, Normal..etc) into Element 3D. It starts at the 50 second mark. Let me know if this helps. ruclips.net/video/rjeo1gTXkEk/видео.htmlsi=JWJnn6xDdf30SVdX

@@tutosdigitals Thank you for the reply. So I would have to know which texture goes to which obeject in order to map the textures to each objects properly, and no way to know it unless I have made the modeling data myself? I mean there's no information about which texture file goes to where, like in MTL file, as long as I use Element?

If its a Blender 3D model. Have you tried downloading a free copy of Blender and upload the 3D model to the Blender software? The textures should connect to the model and you can see which texture files are attached to each model. I don’t know much about Blender. But, When I had that problem I opened the C4d file in Cinema 4D and I was able to see which texture files were assigned to the models.

Hello, thank you for your comment. In your Blender file, do you have a Hidden 3D object in the background? That could be the reason you see the white wall at the back and down. Are the textures visible in Blender but not in Element 3D? Or are you just importing the files directly to After Effects and not using Element 3D?

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Hello, sorry for the late response. If it’s a walk cycle animation from the Mixamo website, I will make sure the walk cycle does a perfect loop and have the animation stay in position and not move forward. Then I will download that looped walk animation from Mixamo and import it into Element 3D. After, I will animate the position value of the 3D model walk cycle. Since it's looped, the walk animation cycle will last forever, allowing you to extend the animation for a longer period. Let me know if this answers your question. Thank you. 🙏🏽

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Hi, thank you for your comment. Could you please provide more details about how it looks 2D? when you rotate the camera does the 3D model not rotate with the camera? Doe you see your 3D model inside the Element 3D user interface? Thanks 🙏🏽

@@tutosdigitals when i rotate camera it just looks like an image and i have element plugin.

Ah, I see. Yes, that's what happens when the layer containing the Element 3D effect is set as a 3D layer. Can you uncheck the 3D layer icon for that layer? Once you uncheck the 3D layer function, rotate your camera again. Your camera should now rotate around your 3D model and the layer should just stay in place. Let me know if that fixes the problem.🙏🏽

@@tutosdigitalshow do you uncheck the 3D layer I don’t see that

@@jezrellmorgan9243 have u find the solution?

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Sorry for the late response. Yes it is possible. You can use the extrude tool with your illustrator file. You can see how I extruded a logo here. I hope this answers your question 🙏🏽. ruclips.net/video/HZsaBtbunCk/видео.htmlsi=X9nh8dlHTc-8H7LV

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Hello, Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately I am not familiar with the export settings with 3Ds Max. My workflow mostly consist of Cinema 4d to Element 3D. However I found this tutorial from this RUclipsr that might help. I hope its helpful 🙏🏽 ruclips.net/video/ObcgHE9M0-Y/видео.htmlsi=o7pF0yt9M3ayrBZ7

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