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We ask you to submit your full name and email address. When you subscribe to our newsletter on our website, you are sending your personal data to INSYDIUM LTD - Registered in England Company registration no. It explains what we ask from you and what we do with the information you give us. And in order to do so, I can use the layer panel here inside Cinema 4D and setup different elements or different objects as different layers.This document explains how we process any personal details you give us when you subscribe to our newsletter. Now I really want this to be available inside After Effect so I can create a better composite. This is just a plain layer which is serving as a shadow catcher, so it means that it can see the shadow on the floor. And as you can see, we have this Shadow Catcher layer. And just so you'll see what I have in this document, I'm going to press Command + R here on the Mac, this will be Control + R on the PC side, in order to render this frame. So, in order to show you what you need to setup, I'm going to switch to Cinema 4D where I already have this file open in the background. This time around we will expand even further and I'm going to show you how you can isolate individual elements from a 3D scene using the layers method. In last week tip I have showed you how you can use the Cineware effect to extract 3D passes from a Cinema 4D file.
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