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After generating our 3D product renders in Cinema 4D and Octane, we then convert them to JSON Lottie files — animated designs we can use on our website — using After Effects and the Bodymovin’ plugin.
Share your progress #figmatowebflow on social media and here on this topic in the forum.
In this lesson:
00:00 — Introduction
00:41 — Install the Bodymovin plugin
01:56 — Create a composition in After Effects for your image sequence
03:50 — Render the JSON file
05:17 — Set your preferences to “Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Networks”
06:56 — Share your progress #figmatowebflow
Course discussion
Lesson discussions
- Figma to Webflow: Introduction (Part 1 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Intro to Figma (Part 2 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Installing Octane for Cinema 4D (bonus lesson)
- Figma to Webflow: Cinema 4D & Octane essentials (Part 3 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Reduce noise from emissive textures in Octane (bonus lesson)
- Figma to Webflow: After Effects & Bodymovin — Figma to Webflow (Part 4 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Compositing & preparing website assets (bonus lesson)
- Figma to Webflow: Build a full site (Part 5 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Publish your site to a custom domain (Part 6 of 7)
- Figma to Webflow: Final notes (Part 7 of 7)