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<p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>{{ScriptInfo<br />
|name=Adobe After Effects Exporter (.jsx)<br />
|tooltip=Exports animation data of selected objects to Adobe After Effects (.jsx)<br />
|menu=File > Export > Adobe After Effects (.jsx)<br />
|version=0.63<br />
|blender=2.62 Rev:#44840<br />
|author=Bartek Skorupa<br />
|license=GPL<br />
|link=http://projects.blender.org/tracker/?func=detail&atid=469&aid=29858&group_id=153<br />
|download=https://svn.blender.org/svnroot/bf-extensions/trunk/py/scripts/addons/io_export_after_effects.py<br />
|exe=io_export_after_effects.py<br />
|modules=<br />
|data=<br />
|deps=<br />
}}<br />
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=== About ===<br />
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Export cameras' and objects' animation data to Adobe After Effects.<br/><br />
Works in blender 2.62 and After Effects CS3 up to CS5.5<br/><br />
Works with square and non-square pixels.<br/><br />
Camera and objects can be animated. Locations, rotations and zoom will be exported.<br/><br />
Exporter doesn't recreate parenting structure. It doesn't matter how selected object got it's location or rotation: by animating it, through its parent or constraints. All those data will be transfered as baked animation.<br/><br />
Cameras will appear as After Effects' cameras, lamps as After Effects lights, all other objects will be transfered as After Effects null objects.<br/><br />
Please note that After Effects is not a 3D application. It is not possible to export meshes.<br/><br />
Rendering your animation in blender cannot be avoided.<br/><br />
Exporter creates only reference points (null objects) and lights. After Effects lights behave differently than Blender's lamps. Parameters of lights will most probably need to be adjusted.<br/><br />
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=== How To Use ===<br />
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* Select your camera and all objects you want to export and go to File -> Export -> Adobe After Effects(.jsx).<br/><br />
* Choose a name and location for *.jsx file to be created (by default name and location of current blend file will be used)<br />
* In a tool shelf you can select to export camera tracking 3d markers.<br />
* Browse to created jsx file and double click it. Adobe After Effects will be launched automatically or if it is already launched - script will be run<br/><br />
* Alternatively in After Effects - go to: File --> Scripts --> Run Script File... and browse to the .jsx file created by blender.<br/><br />
* You will be asked to give a name for newly created composition. Default name is "BlendComp"<br/><br />
* New composition will be created.<br/><br />
* Null objects follow selected objects' locations, rotations and scale. Their names are the same as names of exported objects<br/><br />
* You can use those null objects as reference points for tracking and adding effects.<br />
* Blender's lamps will appear as After Effects lights with proper parameters. Their names will be the same as names of exported lamps with the prefix indicating the type of exported lamp.<br/><br />
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=== Links and Support ===<br />
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* Questions, comments, suggestions, and bug reports should be sent to the author's [mailto:BartekSkorupa@BartekSkorupa.com email address].<br />
* [http://cg.bartekskorupa.com/b2ae/ Video Tutorial at author's page]<br />
* [http://cg.bartekskorupa.com/camera-tracking-lens-distortion-issue/ Lens distortion issue during exporting bundles]<br />
* [http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.5/Py/Scripts/Import-Export/Adobe_After_Effects/Changelog Changelog]<br />
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=== Known Issues ===<br />
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* When bundles are exported and original footage is used in After Effects - nulls may be off because of lens distortion. You have to use undistorted version of the footage or distort CG element added in After Effects. [http://cg.bartekskorupa.com/camera-tracking-lens-distortion-issue/ This video] explains how to deal with this issue<br />
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=== Credits and special thanks ===<br />
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* Thomas Volkmann - special thanks for starting this<br />
* Atom - special thanks for support, help, useful discussions and first conversion to 2.5 series<br />
* Adam Wasila - special thanks for all your help<br />
* Paolo Ciccone - special thanks for ideas included in your AEE for 2.49.<br />
* Francois Tarlier for update of 19.09.2011<br />
* Campbell Barton for update of 25.10.2011<br />
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