How to make a 360 VR motion graphic video using Cinema 4D, After Effects, for Youtube

[@isabellaL15]

THANK YOUUUUU (you saved my semester project lol)

[@pierridesign]

Thanks a lot 😀

[@raishahussain2176]

thank you so much for this video, you really saved my life

[@lingfeiliu1890]

also saved mein ！

[@stereo_stan]

Thank you! One quick question: My video from Cinema 4d looks "pinched" at the top and bottom. Any advice on that?

Perfect

[@EffingtonCouldBe]

Awesome tutorial - thank you! I think I finally got it working. As of June 2021... are there any new tips we should know?

[@adamverhasselt9508]

Thank you!!!

[@hihihing7302]

thank you so much

[@sophialiarou4688]

great tutorial thank you! BUT we cannot see that with vr glasses... how can i make a VR video for vr glasses??

[@FatalBlow113]

Thats in the YT settings on the video itself

[@yongahmadfirdaus]

can you share this file that in cinema 4d?

[@yongahmadfirdaus]

hi, how to make it move?

[@JordEmery]

Thanks a lot, I will try it tomorrow!

[@enormerien7533]

THANK YOU

[@luckyluke2822]

Spatial media metadata doesnt work for 4k because i tried and bugs out being that its not supported for 4k

[@jimmyaudard1381]

Hi, i would like to know if you use a pluging because I don't have this camera on my version R18. thank's

[@WeTheFeeble]

No plugin, I'm not sure if C4dr20 has the spherical camera option but it may have been added in r19. Sorry for that, but no plugins.

[@garip8412]

Hi, how to make a 360 object?

[@WeTheFeeble]

can you explain what you mean by "Object"? All of the assets inside of CInema 4D are 3-dimensional.

[@garip8412]

New Tech Tutorials Sorry for my english, i can explain in spanish. Lo que preguntaba es como puedo tener un objeto que rote con el mouse pero siga en su mismo eje. Como cuando estas modelando un cubo por ejemplo. Thanks

[@effyzhang9346]

hi, will this work on Vimeo

[@WeTheFeeble]

It should

[@WalrusesAreTheOne]

What if my final output is that I want to wrap this video around a sphere within a VR environment instead of KZbin? That would also work, right? (since it's equirectangular)