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So further testing on creative cloud versions is needed. I have tested it on a couple of scenes with CS5 and CS6 only.

Text layers from AE are converted to actual 3D font objects in Blender. (Ambitious, but I think necessary to make this a one-shot wonder kind of script.) I am calling these attempts because the code is still in that state.įull Camera Animation (need to test animating FOV, DOF, is aspect ratio right…?)įootage is exported as a plane with a material assigned to it that links the AE footage to the plane as a movie or image sequence texture. Lens default value more closely matches After Effects for a tighter Pixel-to-Pixel match. Text from After Effects appears as extruded font object inside Blender.įootage layers appear as correctly sized planes with a material applied to them pointing to the footage.Īxis orientation for the whole Blender scene is rotated 90 degrees along the x-axis to match After Effects. The correct FPS is being relayed to Blender from After Effects. The code in the python script will attempt to construct a scene similar to the scene in After Effects. Open Blender 2.70a or better and load the generated python script into a text window. Locate the generated python script (many times it just appears on the desktop). Select the layers you want to export in your After Effects comp.Ĭlick the export button and wait for python generation to complete. Run the Javascript from the After Effects File\Scripts\Run Script File menu. The format, in this case, is Blender 2.70a python. The exporter scans the host application for data and generates output in a different format. The concept behind this Adobe Javscript (.jsx included in the attached ZIP file) is like any other exporter. See post #44 for caveats with this version.Īs far as tracking and camera matching tasks, however, we are still in untested waters. I have revised the After Effects To Blender exporter to update it for Blender 270a api changes.