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Spinning transition?
I would like to be able to spin a playing card around and reveal what is on the other side – is there a transition to do this easily? I looked through the stock ones and couldn’t see anything that might get this look. Thanks
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You can just put another layer on the other side of your main layer using AE’s 3d space. Parent the back side to the front side.
Or use Card Wipe.
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I have tried both with no success. After searching, I found cardwipe and tried that, but there is nothing to indicate what the back of the flipped card will be in the plug-in – or if it is there – it is not working for me.
As for Z space, I have tried that too. I created a layer (L1), rotated it 180 degrees on the 7 axis. Then I duplicated the layer and moved the 2nd layer (L2) on the Z axis -1 and 1 (at different times). I put a ramp on the layer to make it different BUT when I check the rotation, it does not seem to work and it is the same on both sides.
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Yes I did. Here is the issue I am seeing. First off, I parented the card to the other layer – that helped. The other issue is that I cannot use a small number like .01 because it looks good when the card is fully turned, but about it doesn’t show until the turn is complete. I have used a bigger number like 1-2 pixels in Z space for this to work. This goes against the tutorials I have seen that don’t seem to need this much pixel room, but for me it looks like I do.
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Here you go. Have a look at these two comps.
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