3D Building Fragmentation and Compositing – Part 1

3D Building Fragmentation and Compositing – Part 1

on Dec 19th 2012 with 14 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Requirements: After Effects, 3d Studio Max and Thinking Particles
  • Difficulty: Advanced
  • Run Time: 23:14 min
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Final Product What You'll Be Creating

We’re going to recreate the original camera from a shaky camcorder shot and make a building to line up with the one in the source plate. Using thinking particles and volume breaker to simulate it collapsing, we’ll camera map it and export the sequence for the 2nd part of this tutorial where we’ll integrate our render.

Tutorial

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I'm from Bucharest, and I started learning graphic software in 2001. Mainly my specialization was created at the jobs I had in many TV stations and a video production house here in my home land. But still, the knowledge was acquired by passion and many, many lost nights. My knowledge varies from 3D to 2D and video editing. So, I'm an autodidact ! :)  

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  • Adrian

    Arata bine rezultatul final, astept si celelalte parti. :)

  • Giridhar Sharma

    Requirements + Thinking Particles :/

  • mike

    Too fast, not enough explanation of what he`s doing….

  • O’Ryan McEntire

    Someone should do a tutorial on editing and exporting videos with the correct settings.
    The ghosting and frame blending in preview video are clear artifacts of a poor workflow…

    :(

  • marco stusini

    This site is called “aetuts” and you do the tutorials that require softwere completely different.

    I have not 3dstudio max

  • http://www.facebook.com/atimoyoo Ryan Atimoyoo

    Loved it! loved the challenge but could’ve had him explain a tad more. I get that we should evolve from what he’s doing but a walk through would help so he could build/learn off it. Overall, great though!

  • Xandercorp

    I’m afraid you’re going too fast like you assume the people watching this already know 3DS. I’m an experienced AE compositor, but I can’t find my way in 3DS. So you might want to slow it down, explain each step, that would mean more tutorials, but over all a better understanding of the technique. A good effort, though.

    E bine de vazut ca sunt si romani pe aici. Draguta reclama la Citybank. :D

  • kyle

    since the majority of the tutorials on here are done with a mac, not many people here can even accomplishe this so why post a tutorial. this would be great if it was cinema 4d but good anyway

  • http://www.facebook.com/CheeseggProductions Kevin Stiller

    For those of you who are complaining about 3ds max: LEARN IT! To grow and develop as an experienced compositor and editor, you will need more tools than just one! I would bet more than 50% of the aetuts population integrate photoshop and premiere/final cut into our workflows… If you don’t want to learn 3ds max, don’t discourage aetuts or the creator. They are free resources to the public, and knowledge like this for free is a gift, whether it’s the knowledge your’re looking for or not.

    Just as a successful painter uses different mediums and utensils to paint, so does a successful compositor.

  • http://www.facebook.com/seshadri.srinivas.73 Seshadri Srinivas

    this is very good am searching for this tutorials i love this tutorial thanks .

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    awesome work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    impressive sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Impressive sharing and creating works.

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    This is successfully searching for this tutorials.