We add a flurry of falling coupons to our scene using Trapcode Form, then we introduce animation to the scene and experiment with another way of generating the falling coupons. We bring in our multipass render and camera data from Cinema 4D and discuss the purpose of each pass, then composite and grade our styleframe. We turn to using After Effects to composite our scene. We add materials and lighting to our scene, then set up our render using the Physical Renderer and Global Illumination. The preview image below shows the exact controls you have to use.We begin by creating a papercraft world in Cinema 4D, using various modelling techniques to create plants and flowers. You could describe this type building on effect similar look to architecture, energy, space, a blueprint, etc.

The Cinema 4D user control for this are really easy to use and straight forward to maximize your render and render speed. An indepth video tutorial is included breaking down the whole project in great detail. You have control over the line thickness, number of lines per character, how round or square the line is, you can animate the lines farther or closer away from the end character, and more! You are able to use up to 21 characters of type and use basically any font you would like. This Cinema 4D project renders out very fast and no After Effects is needed unless you need it. This abstract way to bring up your text outlines basically has limitless possibilities and the 6 videos in the preview are just a taste of what you are able to create with this. This is a C4D project template of outlines of your text animating in random and unique outline elements that come together to spell your word(s).

C4d logo animation