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2 Walls to bounce particles in?
Is it possible to have more than 1 wall in particular?
That is a floor, a right wall and a left wall for example in which to bonce particles?Thank you!
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Can be done. Just be creative with the way you draw your walls. The trick is in knowing that your wall is maade by a single mask. What that mask shape looks like is off course up to you. It can be as elaborate as you need it to be – again, be creative with your thoughts and you should be able to come up with solution.
HTH
Roland Kahlenberghttps://www.broadcastGEMs.com – AE Project Files
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Sounds bit like “Be water my friend” 🙂
That would imply that you can draw 3D masks right?I thought that was not possible… I’ll try!
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[mbevilacqua] “Sounds bit like “Be water my friend” 🙂
That would imply that you can draw 3D masks right?I thought that was not possible… I’ll try!”
Duh!?! No. That wasn’t what I was implying. 3D Masks is out of the equation. I can’t give you a definitive way to do what you need because I can’t read your mind to understand exactly what you need.
If I can take a stab at it, then I’ll say you should draw a big, hard-cornered “U” as a mask shape – it doesn’t have to be a closed mask shape. And it can be an animated mask shape and it can be a single, yet complex mask shape.
HTH
Roland Kahlenberghttps://www.broadcastGEMs.com – AE Project Files
https://www.myspace.com/rorkrgbspace -
I want to bounce particles on a room with 4 walls, floor and ceiling made of layers arranges in a cube in 3D space.
3 walls + floor and no ceiling would do though…Since this is going on in 3D space I don’t see how a 2D mask can help?
Maybe I am too short-minded but 3D masks would be the only way out I see…
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