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  • November 6, 2019
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I'm trying to make fake 3d bouncing ball for a website using CC Sphere in after effects.. The problem is:
Bodymovin doesn't recognize the cc sphere effect, it renders (Json) only rectangle ball texture used for cc sphere.. Does anyone have any idea how to do this? 

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    Correct answer Rick Gerard

    I am almost certain the Bodymovin only really exports vector graphics. I think you have run into a limitation of the system. 

     

    If I was trying to export a simulated 3D ball to a website I would use a shape layer with a couple of gradient fills on a circle to simulate the sphere. You could even add a second shape layer to act as the shadow. This would give you a lot better chance of exporting a fully web compatible file. Can you tell which is which?

     

     

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    riccardov69440903
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    January 17, 2020

    Hi Likappvc,
    have you teied using instead Adobe Animate for this animation?


     

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    Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    November 6, 2019

    I am almost certain the Bodymovin only really exports vector graphics. I think you have run into a limitation of the system. 

     

    If I was trying to export a simulated 3D ball to a website I would use a shape layer with a couple of gradient fills on a circle to simulate the sphere. You could even add a second shape layer to act as the shadow. This would give you a lot better chance of exporting a fully web compatible file. Can you tell which is which?

     

     

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      lukappvcAuthor
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      November 6, 2019

      It's a shame.. But thank you very much, anyway.. 🙂

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      Rick GerardCommunity Expert
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      November 6, 2019

      Try a shape layer. With a little work, you can create something that looks just like what you get in CC Sphere. You can even simulate the rolling of the ball and changing lighting.

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