Been checking out this tut, https://vimeo.com/119848103
Can't seem to get this to work. Here's what I've been doing.
In C4D, Use motion tracker to get a track of the footage.
Bring in 3D object, in this case mograph text.
Bring in a plane, texture it in diffuse channel with with .mov file. Change camera to perspective, drop in tracked cam, and change to world space. Rotate to 180 and voila, nothing. I just get a grey surface.
Does Octane's image textures work with .mov files? What am I missing? Can someone point me to a tut or something where this is working?
Thanks all.
Compositing in Live Footage
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- aggiechase37
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Chase
Win 10 - Intel 4770 - 2x Nvidia 1070 - 32 gigs RAM - C4D r16
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Win 10 - Intel 4770 - 2x Nvidia 1070 - 32 gigs RAM - C4D r16
http://www.luxemediaproductions.com
Hi,
sorry but why do you need a plane mapped with the movie?
If you already have the track in c4d, in theory, you just need to activate the alpha channel in the kernel setting, put an object tag with layer 1 to the floor, a tag with layer 2 to the text and in the render layer activate the layer 2 for getting shadows and reflections if needed
Or I'm missing something?
ciao beppe
sorry but why do you need a plane mapped with the movie?
If you already have the track in c4d, in theory, you just need to activate the alpha channel in the kernel setting, put an object tag with layer 1 to the floor, a tag with layer 2 to the text and in the render layer activate the layer 2 for getting shadows and reflections if needed

Or I'm missing something?
ciao beppe
- aggiechase37
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I was just using the plane to catch the shadows. I can do it in the c4d physical renderer no problem. But octane render doesn't seem to want let me camera project the texture to the plane.
Chase
Win 10 - Intel 4770 - 2x Nvidia 1070 - 32 gigs RAM - C4D r16
http://www.luxemediaproductions.com
Win 10 - Intel 4770 - 2x Nvidia 1070 - 32 gigs RAM - C4D r16
http://www.luxemediaproductions.com
Try with an image sequence instead of the .mov file.
ciao beppe
ciao beppe