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Liquid Effect
What I’d like to do is to have one layer that will be my “liquid” layer. Then, an empty object will drop into the “liquid” and act as a sponge; the “liquid” layer will gradually be “sucked up” into the object.
Is there any advice that anyone could give me on how to achieve this effect? Thanks in advance.
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[JoNuggs] “the “liquid” layer will gradually be “sucked up” into the object.”
CC Blobbylize might be a good effect to use for this. If you use a gradient to control the effect you can achieve a pretty good thawing/liquid vaporizing/sucked into sponge look.
Sorry I can’t provide more details/settings right now but I’m working on a project of my own, only have time to give you a general idea =/
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Thanks for the advice!
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Explore Mr Mercury, too. It is more advanced, has additional lighting enhancements and particle behaviors.
These effects assume a forward timeline. Getting them to work convincingly by reverse time keyframing can be tricky because the physics don’t immediately go backwards.
bogiesan
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