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Continually Rasterize ‘stroke’ effect?
Hi,
I am building animation that consists of a large compostion (2000×2000 ‘master’) which contains clusters of vector imagery (illustrator) which I will set to continually rasterize.
I’ll then bring the ‘master’ comp into a smaller comp (‘moves’) to do my moves – including zooms which will stay sharp with the continual rasterization.
I would like to use an animated stroke to link the moves – adding this into the ‘master’ comp.
Is there a way of keeping the strokes sharp like the vector elements?I’d really appreciate any advice or tips on how to achieve this kind of ‘moves on a big comp’ type of animation, using sharp vector elements – especially using a stroke effect to link sections together.
Thanks for your time,
T.
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2 Replies
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Dave’s suggestion is a good one.
But another idea is to use shape layers. They are vector graphics, and they’re always continuously rasterized.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
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Hmmm – thanks for the suggestions – not quite what I am after …
Ideally I am looking for a stroke effect with the features of 3D stroke (start/end/offset etc) – which will remain sharp if I scale it up.
Any ideas?
Thanks again
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