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Star Wars Knights of the Fallen Game TItle
Seen here: https://youtu.be/bkgzXpKbVGE?t=4m
How did they create the glowing, displaced edges of the text? Is it as easy as adding a duplicated text layer with fractile noise displacement layer behind it? Or is it a reflective surface with some sort of lighting effect?
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You can scrub through until 4:00min mark. I though I included the start time in the embed code *Shrugs*
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If you are referring to the golden edges of the text itself, they are a separate 3D bevel. It can be done with C4D or with Element (or some other 3D program). In Element there is an option to extrude edges only, which looks just like this (with the proper material assigned).
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Ah ok. I was hoping not to have to go through all that complexity in the work flow with a 3d program/plugin. I know for C4D it is a matter of adding a tag for the bevel surface for the fillet cap.
I did catch this one the site though :
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/lidrbauch_steve/AE_Reflective-Text/video-tutorial
That might be a alternative.
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I made an attempt in element 3d and it came out not too bad. Just a lot of tweaking and trying to figure out he best way to get the out surface to look glint like it does. I set the reflection up on the second bevel and wiggled the environmental variables on the scene comp.
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