To begin using the AEGP plugin:
Future development of the AEGP plugin could include: after effects aegp plugin cinema 4d
Users frequently encounter errors related to the communication between After Effects and the Cinema 4D background server (CineRender). CINEWARE - no Cinema 4D installation was found To begin using the AEGP plugin: Future development
Custom automation bridges (plugin-to-plugin / pipeline tools) If a client wanted to move a camera
In April 2013, Maxon and Adobe announced a strategic alliance to merge their workflows. Before this, motion designers had to "bake" (render) their 3D scenes into flat image sequences before bringing them into After Effects. If a client wanted to move a camera just one inch, the artist had to go back to 3D, re-render for hours, and then re-import everything. The solution was the AEGP Cineware plugin
If you create a camera in After Effects, the plugin can map its parameters onto the Cinema 4D scene. Conversely, cameras and lights created in Cinema 4D can be imported and controlled within AE. This allows motion designers to animate camera moves in either application, but more importantly, to integrate 3D elements into an AE camera that already tracks a live-action plate.