Vide Capilot Element 3D v2.2.2.2169 Plugin for After Effects
Video Copilot has released Element 3D, an After Effects plug-in that lets you import and animate 3D models, even as a particle array, and extrude text and mask shapes in real time. It’s useful for all of us, for newbies and old hands & for straight 3D and more abstract experimentation, at least if you have a more recent OpenGL graphics card.
Development of the company VideoCopilot, specializing in additional tools for creating video effects and training materials on this topic in the program AfterEffects. Element 3D allows you to work with three-dimensional objects directly in AE.
Homepage https://www.videocopilot.net/products/element2/




Not working for me on M2 chip. Am I doing something wrong here?
does it not work with after effects 2023 and above? it asks me to use rosetta, but in the setting there’s no option to use after effects 2023 and above in MacBook pro m3 pro through rosetta….
Mac Studio M2 – the same issue
AE 2024
working properly, follow the instruction in given pdf.
It worked for me. If you see a license verification pop up, make sure to replace any existing element plugins in the AE Plugins folder with the patch element plugins.
thanks a lot fam! working perfectly on M1, if you have the 2023 version of adobe apps just run it using rosetta, that will work!
is it working for after 2023
Working in After Effects 22.0 With M1 Pro Chip, just follow instructions to the letter. first try success
Works only Rosetta 2
Working Perfect ….follow the instruction given in the .PDF file
It works perfectly. Remember to install Elements and its update before applying the patch. I installed the update after applying the patch and I got a popup saying that the license is invalid. After installing the update, I applied the patch again and now it works perfectly.
the license file gone
There is no installation file in the .zip. Useless
thank you so much friend, so soooo much
Good work!!
Thank You So Much brother.
is it a full version or free version?
please answer
no