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Water condensation on window
Hi
I have a shot through a window and i’d like to add water condensation at the bottom of this window.
I also would like to have one drop that runs down the window and as soon as it hits another drop they’d merge together.
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CC Ball Action (generic drops), CC Mercury (for the merging one), Bubbles or other particle systems. Use duplicate layers with Displacment for fake refractions. Other than that, I believe there is some such filter in one of the Tinderbox plugin suites.
Mylenium
[Pour Myl
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If you are able to create a black and white animation of it with some blur, then you just have to apply a displacement map on it, the result of the bachground distortion would be perfect.
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Hi
thank you guys!
I ‘ve tried the CC Ball option.How do i get the balls to look like water drops?
I use it as a displacement map and it looks just bad.Ref picture:https://www.wunderground.com/wximage/viewsingleimage.html?mode=singleimage&handle=Catbart&number=154
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You cannot change the shape of the spheres, unfordunately. If that’s required I can only – once again – recommend Trapcode’s Particular with a custom particle shape.
Mylenium
[Pour Myl
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Hey man, do what I say, it’s easier and the result will be more realistic, if I have time at home this weekend I’ll do a test to show you.
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Hi
I’ll try trapcode.[Reloaded] ” if I have time at home this weekend I’ll do a test to show you.”
that would be great!!
I’ll have a go on your solution as well! -
Hi
I’ve created the drops with particular.How do i give this white drops now a glassy water look?
I tried CC Blobbylise and i used the trapcode Comp as Blob layer but i’m not happy with it.Which effect does the trick?
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Once you have mattes for the drops, you can use our Shade/Shape. $89.95
It builds a 3D inflation on your matte and allows you to reflect the background image on it for a glassy and/or watery effect (and other effects, not just glassy). It really works great as the mattes of your droplets merge and split. You can try a demo of it, available from the downloads section for Shade/Shape : https://www.revisionfx.com/rsshade.htm
Look in the gallery section on our website for some examples. The second to last one has a glassy, watery effect.
If you have trouble, simply post to me a couple of frames of your droplet mattes and source material and we’ll get you a sample project. You can email that info to techsupport@revisionfx.com
Pete
RE:VIsion Effects, Inc.
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Hi
thank you Peter I’ll try it!
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