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Liquid motion
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No I didn’t, my apologies if it came across like that. That technique is EXACTLY what I want. You are a life saver, Thanks very much
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that’s brilliant. Now how would I change it from being a stop watch to being a person. I thought if we did Circle to Square it’d work fine but the way you did it wouldn’t work changing between two files. Any thoughts?
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[Max Baxter] “that’s brilliant. Now how would I change it from being a stop watch to being a person. I thought if we did Circle to Square it’d work fine but the way you did it wouldn’t work changing between two files. Any thoughts?”
If the morph from one object to another happens in the nested composition, the rest is easy. Here is an example:
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that’s great. I’m trying to figure out how you got it to transform to being the man but I have no idea, please could you expand how you did this please?
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[Max Baxter] “I’m trying to figure out how you got it to transform to being the man but I have no idea, please could you expand how you did this please?”
Its a mask path on a solid layer. The mask path is keyframed.
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[Max Baxter] “I’m trying to figure out how you got it to transform to being the man but I have no idea, please could you expand how you did this please?”
Its a mask path on a solid layer. The mask path is keyframed.
Here’s a technique using still images:
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Stephen I had to login just to tell you that this comment you left nearly 10 years ago has been a lifesaver. I use this technique all the time! You are a true champion in this world of motion graphics
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