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Anyone have any idea how this effect was created?
Hi everyone.
Second post here. I had some all-stars help me with my first issue. Maybe one day I’ll have the skill to help contribute.
I’m wondering how this text-effect was created. Is trapcode particular something that would produce this almost blood-drip style? Maybe use Luma-matte alpha or something in tandem with the particles to the text maybe?
I’m less concerned with the camera shake, bloom, and radial blur/glow. And just trying to get the look of the text.
Any ideas would be great. Thanks.
You can find the text at 2:00 (the end)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IM3YE0BZuo
Thanks in advance.
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I would try two stretched animated fractal noise layers, one black, one white. The black layer first to create the darker streaks and then the white layer combined with a a copy of the text blurred vertically, so it follows the shapes of the letters somewhat.
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I’m not an all-star, but thanks.
As Kalle suggested, I’d start with trying something with fractal noise. Another thought would be to find a texture online of some blood smear or something similar and use it as a displacement map over the text. Maybe some fractal noise or masks to give it some more randomness or spotty-ness.
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I don’t think I’m advanced enough to execute what you said. I’ll definitely work on it though. Seems like a much simpler process than what I’ve done.
-Foster
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I just hope you know I don’t take anyone’s help for granted. It’s truly an amazing feat to be able to brain-pick those who know what they’re doing.
I’m not sure how to mask the fractal noise though to get the long streaks. Is this something that I should do by hand? Even if I did, it seems impossible to rotoscope the eveolution of the noise.
I’ve been trying different roughen edges with no luck.
– out of ideas.
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Oh ok that makes sense.
I’ll probably end up doing it again, however, here’s a link to what I have created so far:
(at the time of this post it’s uploading)
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