How To Move 3d Objects In After Effects
How To Move 3d Objects In After Effects
Introduction
After Effects is a powerful video editing software that can be used to create stunning visual effects, animations, and motion graphics. In this tutorial, we will show you how to move and manipulate 3D objects in After Effects. We will also provide tips and tricks for working with 3D objects.
Understanding 3D Space
Before you can move and manipulate 3D objects in After Effects, you need to understand the 3D space. In After Effects, there are three axes: X, Y, and Z. The X axis is the left and right axis, the Y axis is the up and down axis, and the Z axis is the depth axis. To move 3D objects in After Effects, you will need to know how to manipulate each of these axes.
Moving 3D Objects
Once you understand the 3D space, you can begin to move 3D objects in After Effects. To move a 3D object, you will need to select the Move tool. This tool can be found in the Tools panel. With the Move tool selected, you can click and drag on the X, Y, and Z axes to move the 3D object in 3D space.
Rotating 3D Objects
In addition to moving 3D objects in After Effects, you can also rotate them. To rotate a 3D object, you will need to select the Rotate tool. This tool can be found in the Tools panel. With the Rotate tool selected, you can click and drag on the X, Y, and Z axes to rotate the 3D object in 3D space.
Scaling 3D Objects
In addition to moving and rotating 3D objects, you can also scale them. To scale a 3D object, you will need to select the Scale tool. This tool can be found in the Tools panel. With the Scale tool selected, you can click and drag on the X, Y, and Z axes to scale the 3D object in 3D space.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we showed you how to move, rotate, and scale 3D objects in After Effects. We also provided tips and tricks for working with 3D objects. With this knowledge, you can begin to create stunning 3D animations and motion graphics in After Effects.
