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Element 3D

Element 3Dv2

 FEATURES

Other new features:

Element 3Dv1.5

FEATURES

 

Import Real 3D models

Import&Animate 3D objects inside AE

3D FORMATS:

 

• OBJ files (from most popular 3D software)

• C4D Files (without animation)

• No polygon limit!

WHAT ABOUT TEXTURES?

 Element supports your UV texture coordinates so

 it's easy to rebuild and import your textures!

3D objects as particles

ARRAY FEATURES

Element uses a unique particle array system

that can distribute 3D objects into any shape!

3D SHAPES:

• Sphere, Ring, Plane, Box 
• 3D Grid shape (XYZ)   
• Position on OBJ vertex point 
• AE Layer Alpha Channel  

 

Custom user interface

Import, setup and work faster

 

3D object dispersion

Element automatically identifies multiple parts of a single

 3D object so you can animate with precise control.

 

 

Epic materials

Concrete,metal,ice,glass,illuminated&more!

Upgrade to PRO

Add 200 advanced materials

 

Powerful material creation

Element includes 20 base shaders 

CREATE AND SAVE PRESETS!

 Import textures, edit options and save

 custom presets for future projects

MATERIAL OPTIONS:

 Diffuse

 Specular

 Reflection & Refraction (non-raytraced)

 Normal Bump Illumination

 & More!!

DRAG AND DROP! 

 Test out materials without rendering!

Animate with precision

Intelligent particle control

Animate pre-fractured objects

Import fractured geometry and then destroy it

Time delay effects

Delay some parameters for unique creative control!

Advanced OPEN GL renderer

FEATURES:

Depth of Field

• 3D Motion Blur 

• Use After Effects Lighting (without shadows)

• Environment Reflection (non-ray traced)

• Matte Shading Material
• RT Ambient Occlusion (SSAO)

• Wireframe Rendering

• 3D Fog Falloff

Instant render passes

 

Output anything!

Isolate specific attributes like ILLUMINATION
so you can add a target glow.

MULTI-PASS MIXER

Control the intensity of each attribute
while you work without slowing down.

RENDER CHANNELS: Z-Pass, Wireframe, Illumination, Specular Normals, Reflection & more!

Compatibility

Operating System:

 Windows XP SP3, Vista and 7, 32bit and 64bit supported.

 OS X 10.6.8 and later

 

After Effects Version:

Element supports Adobe After Effects CS3, CS4, CS5, CS5.5 and CS6

 

Supported Graphics Cards:

 A 512 MB Graphics card, and 1GB or more is recommended for large scenes.

 Geforce 8800 or better. Including Quadro 4000 or better and ATI Radeon 3870 or better.

 

 NOTE: Be sure to keep your graphics card drivers up to date for best performance

Relinking lost or missing files

Texture and Model Relinking:

Element will automatically search for missing files in around the directory your project file is in as well as the Video Copilot folder inside your documents. If files are unable to be linked automatically, you can add them to your scene manually.

Exporting 3D Models & Materials for Element 3D

Element supports both OBJ and C4D file formats. Multiple material channels, UV coordinates, smoothing groups and 3D files with multiple objects as separate parts. Objects imported into Element that contain textures will need to be rebuilt by assigning the texture images to the material slots.

 

Supported 3D Formats:

Multiple Material Slots:

Once imported into Element, each object in your scene displays the Material slots for each of the materials saved in original 3D model. If you want to access multiple materials on a single object in Element, you must first apply multiple materials to your object inside your 3D program then re-save the model to allow Element to register the multiple material slots.

Supported Texture Image Formats:

PNG (8-bit or 16-bit)
JPG

NOTE: If you need to load a different file format: Import the file into the After Effects timeline and select it as a Custom Layer.

Exporting from Cinema 4D:

Cinema 4D users do not need to export OBJ files but instead save C4D files natively. However, in order to preserve complex geometry you must allow the additional polygon data to be available by turning on the “Melange Export” from the Cinema 4D file Preferences.

Exporting an OBJ from 3D Max, Maya or Blender:

Select a model and choose Export and select the OBJ file format. It may be necessary to export as Triangles instead of Quads for complex Geometry since Element only renders triangles, the automatic conversion from polygons to triangles may not be as accurate

 

 

 

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