Cinema 4d 2023: Beginners Guide Pt7 (Animation)

[@petersinger8942]

communicative, clear, compressed info - great stuff!

[@BTB3D]

Thanks!

[@abramjessiah]

you have a really kind face :)

[@urosmt]

Thank you for doing this, it helps since many tutorials are years ago and cinema4d changed much.

[@fulvioranalletta]

This is gold man, thank you for this tutorial series!

[@MytischCrafts]

easy to follow, straight to the point and a clear guide. thank you so much!

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome!

[@DenisIsnard]

super easy to do easy to follow merci !

[@JcmotionDesign]

Merci beaucoup pour ce cours

[@anastasiashopine7808]

watching the whole series today lol great videos! ty!

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome!

[@cesarrodriguez-tw9bp]

Thank you!! I've been looking for the linear motion but I only find videos of older versions. Thanks a lot ... Subscribing !

[@BTB3D]

Glad I could help!

[@driggsy]

Your breakdowns are amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make these!

[@BTB3D]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@AmrAlchalati]

Thanks for the great tutorials!

[@BTB3D]

Glad you like them!

[@dalanhansen6874]

I think the motion path dots are representation of each individual frame. hence, as things speed up the frames get closer together.

[@obiquestbenji5005]

yeah and also the closer those dots the faster the animation thats about the only thing I think ...he got wrong but in all is a very great tutorial..

[@igor_safin]

Thanks! Only the most necessary information.

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome! That’s the idea!

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome! That’s the idea!

[@ralphsteinebach6614]

thank you

[@danfenixcinema8342]

Amazing, thanks man !

[@UlyssesStudios]

Great tutorial. Thank you very much

[@BTB3D]

You are very welcome!

[@JoeyJoejoe-sq9io]

You have a very three dimensional face that's highly appropriate to Cinema 4D tutorials. My face is much flatter. I could never do youtube.

[@TheLillid]

Excellent ! Video

[@BTB3D]

Thank you very much!

[@Дарья-р5т5г]

Thank you for your awesome lessons!!!! extremely helpful!)

[@BTB3D]

Glad you liked it!

[@k.kamaraj7356]

Gud,Sir
Thank You

[@cesarrodriguez-tw9bp]

Thanks! got you a coffee :)

[@BTB3D]

I appreciate it!

[@袁先生-d5h]

I am a student in China. This video is very helpful to me, but my English is not very good. It's hard to watch, but I want to ask c4d or blender which is more worth learning. I want to use it in combination with animation.

[@MographBronson-cs4bs]

Really like your videos, I've been using them in our Motion Design class but the embedded videos are now showing ads which is very annoying! Happy to throw you some $ if I can get a link without ads.

[@BTB3D]

I appreciate it, but unfortunately that isn't something I can do.

[@ruihall]

I need more

[@maratburiyev4569]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@HDGamingVelocity]

How can I animate freely on all transforms where I can set a key (shortcut) and move however i want, Scale, rotation & move - without the automatic keying. Seems tediuous to have to click all the radio buttons

[@abigailalvarez7649]

I can't seem to animate my object, when I click on 0 to create a frame, it highlights red, then i select object, move the timeframe, but the coordinate never turns to yellow, it remains red, not highlighted. What am I doing wrong?

[@BTB3D]

Make sure to change the property, then keyframe it again. It is possible you are not keyframing the right property.

[@abigailalvarez7649]

@@BTB3D How would i change the property? I am selecting it, and I just click on the square (on this instance) as it is, but still it never turns yellow, I am not sure why. thank you for your reply

[@imessageraw]

you dont pay attention

[@crazyAlexander23]

I can't see my keyframes in the dope sheet

[@BTB3D]

Make sure you have automatic mode turned on and/or your objects selected.

[@art_means_artificial]

more animation tutorials pls!!! thanks

[@BTB3D]

I’ll see what I can do! I already have quite a few mograph videos, check them out!

[@art_means_artificial]

@@BTB3D graph animation is quite complicated for newbies. therefore would be great if you explain it with real tasks of object/camera animation. cheers!