Lightning-fast 3D Particle Array System and Text 

Generating System for Motion Design and Visual FX Artists

Element 3D allows users to import OBJ file or 3D objects created in Cinema 4D into Adobe After Effects and clone, 

manipulate, and distribute them with it’s unique particle array system.

Top Features:

• - Group Symmetry Creation Mode
• - Dynamic Group Folder Reflections
• - Matte Reflection Mode
• - Updated UI with speed improvements
• - Matte Shadow with Alpha Channel
• - Improved material visibility options
• - Save Group Folder as E3D file
• - Export OBJ Utility
• - Improved C4D support file support with animation
• - Randomized Raytrace samples for multi-pass motion blur

Element 3D’s user interface is well-designed and easy to use, and the Open GL rendering allows users to quickly create beautiful 3D

 text and complex particle arrays with dynamic reflections, shadows, and texture mapping, all inside After Effects! Element 3D is

 great for new users, as it’s easy to jump right in and it’s a lot of fun to explore,

 but has deep and complex features that will allow artists to create never-ending variations.

 Element 3D is a lot speed and power for a modest price!

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

ELEMENT 3D V2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

COMPATIBILITY:

- After Effects CS5, CS5.5, CS6, CC, CC 2014, CC 2015, CC 2017, CC 2018

- Mac 10.7.5 (absloute minimum) – High Sierra

- Windows Vista, 7 (service pack 1) and up

IMAGE FORMATS:

- JPG 8-bit

- PNG 8-bit and 16-bit

- After Effects layers can be used up to 32bpc

3D File Formats

- OBJ

- C4D R12 & Up

GRAPHICS CARD REQUIREMENTS:

- Nvidia & ATI – Minimum 512MBs VRAM

- Nvidia GeForce 200, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 Series (Some restrictions apply)

- Nvidia Quadro and Quadro FX Series (Some restrictions apply – Check supported GPU list below)

- ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series and Later for Windows and Mac

Supported GPU list

RECOMMENDED CARDS:

For ideal performance we recommend at least a GeForce GRX 285 or ATI Radeon HD 4600 with 1GB of VRAM.

RENDER FARM SUPPORT?

It is possible to use Element on a network render farm but we do not recommend or support it because inconsistencies of GPU rendering. Since Element renders with impressive speed on a single GPU it is ideal to pre-render any 3D elements before pushing to the render farm.