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3D Grid/Mesh Perspective effect
Hi guys,
Long time lurker, first time poster. I’m hoping someone can help me with a query. I am trying to recreate the 3D grid/Mesh perspective effect that you can see from 00:36 – 01:09 on the windows in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO59OeU92g4
I’ve been searching online for ages but I can’t seem to find anything that describes how it is done. I’ve also been experimenting in AE but I just can’t get it right. Does anyone know if there’s a specific plug in I need? It looks like a very simple effect but it works really well.
Thanks in advance!
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Element 3D is definitely an option. You can extrude masks into 3D (or use primitives) and render them as wireframe.
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Thanks Kalle, I actually think I found a way to do it.
I created a composition with 5 solids that have the Grid effect applied to them. I applied the 3D effect to the solids and arranged them into a cube shape. I then added this Cube Comp to my main composition, made the Cube Comp 3D and then selected the Collapse Transformation (Sun Icon). I didn’t know this existed so that’s where I was getting caught out! Now I can scale the Cube Comp on the Z axis to give it the perspective/depth effect.
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