New Tutorial: Crumpling Paper in Cinema 4D
So I finally posted a new tutorial. This one shows you how to make a crumpling paper animation in Cinema 4D, like this video.
I discovered the basis for this tutorial while doing a lot of experimenting with the Cloth Tag in Cinema 4D. It definitely saves a ton of time rather than the alternative of keyframing the entire animation. I would recommend playing around with the settings rather than just using what I gave you; you can get different results for you animation and experiment a little bit.
I’m going to make an effort to post tutorials more frequently. If you become a registered user I will send out a notice when a new tutorial is posted, or you can subscribe to my feed.
Feel free to email me any questions you may have about this tutorial.
- August 1, 2007
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After Effects – Paper Rip Effect
Tutorial: Paper Rip Effect in After Effects
This tutorial will show you how to make it appear that a big piece of your footage is being ripped off like a sheet of paper. It tears a top layer and reveals another layer beneath. This tutorial uses Photoshop and After Effects, and deals with alpha channels, track mattes, precomposing, and you need CC Page Turn or a similar page peel plug-in.