
Create an 80s retro Delorean loop in Cinema 4D and After Effects by building a scene with landscape, road, palm trees, and sun, then animate, light, render, and composite.
Create the main landscape by displacing a plane with a noise map, adjust height to form hills, and carve a centered road with a gradient shader in Cinema 4D.
Create a road scene by cloning sidelines and center lines in a grid array, spanning edge to edge, with realistic car scale and a floor plane.
Clone a single palm model into a grid, randomizing rotation and height with effectors to create a natural palm line, then set a camera with wide focal length.
Create a retro sun in cinema 4d using a disk with cloner lines, isolated with magic solo, animated to loop over eight seconds with gradient luminance and falloff.
Learn how a seamless retro delorean loop is achieved by aligning the starting and ending positions of the kloner animation, and how starting frame adjustments affect loop continuity.
Animate the car and camera together to create a seamless loop, duplicating the scene into instances and moving a move null to 20000 centimeters, using render instance for performance.
Refine the retro palm loop by tuning the cloner's total Z size, enabling plane falloff with a linear, negative offset, and matching older cinema 4D behavior.
Discover how to create materials and shaders for a retro Delorean scene in Cinema 4D, including road reflections, landscape lighting with a gradient shader, illuminated lines, and a starry background.
Improve render quality and speed for a retro Delorean loop in Cinema 4D and After Effects by refining camera, background visibility, reflections, lighting, and anti-aliasing.
Explore advanced render settings in Cinema 4D to break each frame into multiple layers and object buffers, enabling flexible post-production in After Effects with 16-bit sequences.
Import renders from cinema into After Effects using multiple sequences, interpret to 24 fps, and organize buffers and layers for efficient compositing.
Export your After Effects project using render queue, QuickTime format, and the animation preset to preserve color and depth for later edits in Premier Pro.
Apply your retro style animation skills in Cinema 4D and After Effects to create something unique. Share your work for feedback and get help via the discussion board or email.
Fix plain effector issues in older Cinema 4D by setting falloff to linear, orienting to the Y axis, and stretching falloff to 100 percent.
In this class, you will learn how to make an 80s style retro Delorean seamless loop animation in Cinema 4D and After Effects. You will also learn various techniques & tools that you can use for motion graphics and 3d animation projects in general such as:
Learn how to Quickly build a large landscape in Cinema 4D using the 'Displace' tool
Learn how to structure a scene in order to create a seamless loop animation
A fun & very colorful retro lighting and rendering style in Cinema 4D
Atmospheric and fog effects in Cinema 4D
Advanced Output/render settings from Cinema 4D, how to use ‘Multi Passes’ or Masks in Cinema 4D
Importing the rendered sequence or sequences into After Effects
Using After Effects for post effects and finishing touches such as:
Create an old VHS effect in After Effects
Color grading in After Effects
RGB Split Effects (Chromatic Abberation) in After Effects
The best export setting in Premier Pro for both Instagram and Youtube
This class is suitable for users of all levels. Beginners who have not used the software before will be able to follow along easily. Intermediate to advanced users will be able to learn more about Cinema 4D and expand their knowledge of how to make looping scenes in Cinema 4D.