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Paste After Effects mask into Illustrator?
Sure, it’s great to paste an AI mask into AE. But can I go the other way?
I’m trying to quickly draw a mask around an object in my footage, then add additional noise (roughen) to the mask. Pasting it to AI and adding the Roughen filter seems like the right way to do this, unless there’s an AE way to do this.
Thanks!
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> But can I go the other way?
Did you try?
The answer is yes, you can, but I’m assuming that you wouldn’t be asking unless you had tried and it didn’t work.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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Could also use the roughen edges effect in AE if that works for you.
Jason Jantzen
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That’s great news, Todd.
Yeah, for some reason it wasn’t pasting. Good to know the problem’s just on my end.@Jason: Thanks for the tip. Roughen doesn’t affect the mask, but could still be useful.
Antifreeze Design
https://www.antifreezedesign.com
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