It uses the original data files in order to work. What is nice about this one is that it has some very fancy graphics effects that it adds on top of the old game engine without it resulting in any stylistic clashes.
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Closer integration with Cinema 4D allows you to use Adobe After Effects and Maxon Cinema 4D together. You can create a Cinema 4D file (.c4d) from within After Effects, and you can work with complex 3D elements, scenes, and animations.
To enable interoperability, the Maxon Cinema 4D rendering engine is installed with Adobe After Effects. It can render Cinema 4D files, and you can control some aspects of rendering, camera, and scene content on a per-layer basis. This streamlined workflow does not require you to create intermediate passes or image sequence files.
When Maxon Cinema 4D is installed along with After Effects, a folder is created with the name Maxon Cinema 4D 2023. You can create, import, and edit Cinema 4D files. You can use the tools such as caps and bevel for creating extruded text and splines.
When you place the footage on a new composition using the new composition icon in the project panel, a composition is created that matches the Cinema 4D file settings and then a Cinema 4D layer is created and the 3D scene is placed on it. If you drop the footage in an existing composition, the footage picks up the composition size/aspect instead.
You can edit Cinema 4D files placed in compositions or Cinema 4D source items in the Project. The files open in the Cinema 4D application. If you have a different version of Cinema 4D installed, that is used to edit the file instead. See Edit footage in its original application.
The Extrude Text as Shapes option exports 3D text layers as extruded spline objects in the .c4d file. This option retains the fidelity of the layer: character and paragraph formatting, and animation of text layer properties. You cannot modify the font and text content in Cinema 4D.
The Preserve Editable Text option exports 3D text layers as extruded text objects in the .c4d file. In this option, you can modify the font and text in Cinema 4D. However, this option has limited support for character and paragraph formatting, and animation of text layer properties. Text animation features that are not supported include: text animators, kerning, tracking, vertical text, paragraph text, and text on path.
Strokes are exported for 3D text and shape layers into the .c4d file. While the Ray-traced 3D renderer in After Effects does not render strokes for 3D text layers, strokes are still exported when enabled. To view 3D text layer strokes before exporting, make sure that the composition renderer is set to Classic 3D.
When you import and add a .c4d file that was created by the Cineware 3.1 version of the Exporter to your composition, you can view the scene through an After Effects camera by first adding a camera and then setting the Camera setting in the Cineware effect to Centered Comp Camera.
Any After Effects 3D layers that you add to the composition line up with the Cinema 4D scene layer after export. The extracted 3D Scene data from the .c4d file such as nulls, cameras, and lights also line up, provided that any new objects added to the .c4d file are grouped under the same parent null object as created in the exported .c4d file.
To customize the 3D elements using Cinema 4D, select the Cineware layer and select Edit > Edit Original (or press the keyboard shortcut Command + E on macOS or Control + E on Windows). The file opens in Cinema 4D, which is included in After Effects.
The integration of CineRender, which is based on the Cinema 4D render engine, enables rendering of layers based on Cinema 4D files directly in After Effects. The Cineware effect lets you control the render settings, and provides some control over the render quality-speed tradeoff. You can also specify cameras, passes, or C4D layers used for a render. The Cineware effect is automatically applied when you create a layer based on C4D footage on the composition. Each Cinema 4D layer has its own render and display settings.
To work with Live Link, select the Enable button for Live Link. The specified Cinema 4D version opens the current file. To enable Live Link in Cinema 4D, choose Edit > Preferences > Communication > Live Link, and then select Live Link Enabled At Startup. The timelines are synchronized when switching between After Effects and Cinema 4D. When you select a different C4D layer in After Effects, press Enable to synchronize that layer.
When you save your .c4d file in a full retail version of Cinema 4D with Render Settings set to the Physical or Hardware renderer, your file is rendered with those settings when the CINEWARE renderer is set to Current or Current (Draft).
Select Merge to add the current After Effects camera as a C4D camera in the C4D file. This modifies the C4D file. Use File > Revert to Saved in C4D to view the newly added After Effects camera. This command is especially useful to transfer camera data created by the 3D Camera Tracker effect. AE is prefixed to the camera name.
Applications you create with WPF or WinUI targeting .NET 6 (or higher) can be published as profiles with architecture-specific runtime identifiers (win10-x86 or win10-x64) or using the Portable runtime identifier to include both win10-x86 and win10-x64 native libraries. If publishing with an architecture-specific runtime identifier, for example win10-x64, the required ArcGIS native components will be included at the root level of the output folder. If publishing with the Portable runtime identifier, the ArcGIS native components will be copied to subdirectories under the runtimes directory in the project build output location: runtimes\win10-x64\native and runtimes\win10-x86\native.
If your Windows desktop application project uses the ArcGIS Runtime Local Server component, you configure the subset of Local Server components to include with your application deployment using an XML-based deployment manifest file (ArcGISLocalServer.AGSDeployment). See the Create a Local Server deployment topic more information about deploying Local Server for your Windows desktop applications.
The resources required to support ArcGIS Network Analyst capabilities such as routing and navigation are included by default in the ArcGISRuntime200.x\resources deployment directory in a subdirectory named network_analyst, for example \ArcGISRuntime200.0\resources\network_analyst\strings.bin. If your application does not include these capabilities (functionality in the Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Tasks.NetworkAnalysis or Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Navigation namespaces), you can reduce the size of the ArcGIS Runtime deployment by excluding the resource file. To skip deploying the resource file, add the following property to your project file: eployISNetworknalystesourcesfalseyISNetworknalystesources.
An AssetBundle is an archive file that contains platform-specific non-code Assets (such as Models, Textures, Prefabs, Audio clips, and even entire Scenes) that Unity can load at run time. AssetBundles can express dependencies between each other; for example, a Material in one AssetBundle can reference a Texture in another AssetBundle. For efficient delivery over networks, you can compress AssetBundles with a choice of built-in algorithms depending on use case requirements (LZMA and LZ4).
First is the actual file on disk. This is called the AssetBundle archive. The AssetBundle archive is a container, like a folder, that holds additional files inside it. These additional files consist of two types:
The Slope tool can be used to create a slope map by identifying the slope from each cell of a raster surface. Contour lines are usually presented as line features in a shapefile or feature class (vector data). However, a slope map cannot be created directly from contour lines because the Slope tool does not support vector data as the input.
USGS DEMs are raster grids of elevation values that are arrayed in series of south-north profiles. Like other USGS data, DEMs were produced originally in tiles that correspond to topographic quadrangles. Large-scale (7.5-minute and 15-minute), intermediate scale (30 minute), and small-scale (1 degree) series were produced for the entire U.S. The resolution of a DEM is a function of the east-west spacing of the profiles and the south-north spacing of elevation points within each profile.
DEMs corresponding to 7.5-minute quadrangles are available at 10-meter resolution for much, but not all, of the U.S. Coverage is complete at 30-meter resolution. In these large-scale DEMs, elevation profiles are aligned parallel to the central meridian of the local UTM zone, as shown in Figure 7.8.1, below. See how the DEM tile in the illustration below appears to be tilted? This is because the corner points are defined in unprojected geographic coordinates that correspond to the corner points of a USGS quadrangle. The farther the quadrangle is from the central meridian of the UTM zone, the more it is tilted. 2ff7e9595c
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