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Anyone know how i can get these effects?
Does anyone know how I can get these effects? Both of random parts as the parts when the face appears. I wonder to learn these effects. Tks
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That video has been generated programmatically in Processing (= name of software).
(You’ll either have to learn that program real well or contact the guy that created the video.)
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no way to do it with after effects?
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The patterns that are used in the video example you gave are Voronoi patterns. This is the only thing I found for AE that does anything vaguely similar:
https://aescripts.com/yy_voronoi/
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Now that you got me wondering whether this is possible in AE, the linked project shows a rough manual method of creating animated Voronoi patterns in AE.
Turning off the adjustments layers gives a better idea of what is going on. The adjustment layers are there to make the cell edges visible. The basic cell pattern is simply the closest distance to a point (in a set of points), the distance is represented here by a radial gradient (distance 0 = black, distance 1000 or so = white).
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wow, amazing, it’s always good to learn
thank you so much master! 😀
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No probs.
Here’s a sample of how it looks with about 100 points/cells. Note that the placement and motion of the cells is random (wiggle), not based on any specific pattern.
For a more controlled spawning of cells and faster rendering of higher number of cells, I would suggest using Particular or Form with faded spheres as particles with blending mode set to lighten (or darken, depending on whether they are black or white spheres.)
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yeah, i noticed.
very very cool 🙂
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