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Can I define the emitter’ Shape to generate a stars night sky?
I want to create some star to emulate the milky way in 2d. I used cc particle world but I don’t know how to “freeze”?¿ the animation. I just want the same effect but in static. Is there any way to get it?
And the other doubt is about the emitter shape. Can I define a lenticular shape a bit bend to give a curved to that lenticular shape?
For example: If I draw a curve or arch (with pen tool) Can I use or set that stroke like an emitter?
I hope do you understand my idea and my special English.Thanks.
Chris(tian)
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2 Replies
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Use zero velocity for the particles and life span long enough to cover the entire length of the comp. Emit particles for a few frames at a high rate and then turn emission to 0. You can reshape the emitter during the emission to create a bulge at the center.
When you’re happy with it, push the layer back a few seconds so that the shape is fully formed when the shot begins.
I did everything but the last step here (AECC14):
10520_frozenparticlegalaxy.aep.zip
Reading that again, you want to create the Milky Way, not a galaxy. The same principles apply: You can move the emitter across the sky, and change the shape while it is emitting to create the look you want.
Kalleheikki Kannisto
Senior Graphic Designer -
Thank you very much Kalleheikki Kannisto
Chris(tian)
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