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How to Import an OBJ into After Effects Plexus

Oct 09, 2024

Are you looking to add some extra flair to your After Effects projects? One way to take your compositions to the next level is by incorporating 3D models created in other software, like Blender or Cinema 4D. If you want to bring these 3D models into After Effects and use the Plexus plugin to create intricate, dynamic visual effects, we've got you covered. Follow these steps to import an OBJ file into After Effects Plexus:

Step 1: Prepare Your 3D Model

Before importing your 3D model into After Effects, make sure it's in the OBJ format. You can export your 3D model as an OBJ file from most 3D modeling software.

Step 2: Import the OBJ File into After Effects

Open After Effects and create a new composition. Then, go to File > Import > File, and select your OBJ file. After Effects will recognize the OBJ file as a 3D layer.

Step 3: Create a New Solid Layer

In the composition panel, create a new solid layer by right-clicking and selecting New > Solid. This will serve as the container for the Plexus plugin.

Step 4: Apply the Plexus Plugin

With the solid layer selected, go to the Effects & Presets panel and search for the Plexus plugin. Drag and drop the Plexus plugin onto the solid layer.

Step 5: Link the OBJ File to Plexus

In the Plexus settings, find the 'Plexus Object' dropdown menu and select the OBJ layer from the list of 3D layers. This will link your 3D model to the Plexus plugin, allowing you to create stunning visual effects.

Step 6: Customize Your Visual Effects

Once the OBJ file is linked to Plexus, you can start customizing the visual effects using the plugin's settings. Experiment with the various options to create intricate, dynamic visuals that enhance your composition.

Step 7: Render Your Composition

After setting up your visual effects, it's time to render your composition. Go to Composition > Add to Render Queue, choose your output settings, and click Render. You can now use your stunning 3D visual effects in your After Effects project.

By following these steps, you can seamlessly import an OBJ file into After Effects Plexus and unleash your creativity with mesmerizing 3D visual effects. Whether you're working on motion graphics, visual effects, or any other type of project, incorporating 3D models into After Effects Plexus can elevate your work to new heights. Give it a try and see the impact it makes on your next project!

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