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Light effect in titles
Hello everyone,
i´m having some difficulties in recreating the effect we can see in the pics.
I´m using trapcode shine and the result is good but i´m not been able to recreate it.
Can someone give me a hint? Is it with masks?
Thanks
Cheers
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Yes. Put a copy of your text in another composition. Animate a mask or a wipe moving across it. Place that precomp in your main comp and apply the shine to the precomp.
Did that make sense?
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https://www.videocopilot.net/blogstuff/epic_tl.mov
This video is demonstrates what i really whant.
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Thanks a lot for your time.
it makes sense but i´m having somme troubles.
Can you explain a litler better?
Sorry but i´m new to after effects. -
Hey Vitor, the answer you seek is right on that site… Andrew Kramer does a whole tutorial on the disintegration effect which he has used on that title… he even mentions in the blog post that he has used it – i hope you’re not just being lazy! 🙂
watch the tutorial and follow along closely, and you’ll get that effect.
https://www.videocopilot.net/blog/2009/04/epic-title/
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Ok ok thanks i didn´read it yet.
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Yes. Put a copy of your text in another composition. Animate a mask or a wipe moving across it. Place that precomp in your main comp and apply the shine to the precomp.
I did what you told me to. But i can´t animate a mask without moving the text.
Should i create a solid and then apply the mask.
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I can´t access the video co-pilot website.
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It didn´t work Michael.
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