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Cloner based logo reveal
Hi folks,
I understand that in below logo animation someone has extruded splines along paths. What I want to understand is the technique through which the artist has attached each cloned instance of an image to those blued extruded splines throughout the animation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FQjtPGK5AQ
Any tips would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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That’s not extruding, that’s Sweeping rectangle splines along a set of curved splines. The image parts can be attached to the Sweep end caps by using the default caps selection “C” in a material on the Sweep
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Hi Brian,
Thanks for being of help as always. You said set of curved splines, does it mean those curved spines are contained within a matrix or clone object? Another thing which intrigues me is the fact how end points of each spline are laid down in such a way that we do not see any gap or misalignment between those 9 pieces of logo image. Is there any such trick to align these splines perfectly? -
the splines already exist (but don’t show in the render). Likely the splines were created by hand or maybe were a set of trails behind particles but either way the end points would have to be tweeked by hand to make sure they ended up in the right place (at least with this small number of end points).
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