[Alejandro Chappanas]

Wow man… That is it!!! Solved.

Gotta say though, I really had no idea where to look when you were talking about the obscuration layer… You learn something new every day, huh!

Whilst on my search for this setting, Google also revealed this amazingly simple tutorial, which is exactly what I needed, but as usual, sometimes it is incredibly difficult to find a simple and solid answer if you don’t type in the right keywords. (‘Obscuration’ is what helped!)

https://vimeo.com/25410255

Why this never came up in my searches this morning I do not know.

Anyway; I really hope this helps people with the same question! Thanks for your speedy help, Kevin.

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[Alejandro Chappanas]

Hi Scott,

Sorry I have been away.

Yes, this was great, thank you. I ended up actually masking all the dots on with a simple stroke – not the same effect that I would have liked (So basically, its a stroke that reveals all the dots which achieves more of a fade-on rather than each dot quickly growing on) but I had let the Client know that one method would take a lot longer than the other, so they opted for a simpler option.

Thanks again.