Andrey Sibiryakov
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This task seems to be a challenge,
but, have you tried:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/949260
and
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This is a tracking software for 3d tracking.
Some fellows of mine worked with it.
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I’ve met some templates of bouncing words and that infographic stuff around.
Try to get a project of it.Sorry for not helping with a link.
I’ve run on it accidentally some time ago. -
Hello talented!
Maybe Boujou can help you. -
I’ve run across exact situation, and solved it with reshape and some movement with motion blur on above.
Anyway, it is possible, but change will be very quick. 1-2 frames.
Find out slow and drawing attention animation, e.g. eyes or fingers, then change your head position in the middle of it and finish animation.
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Yes, very suspicious.
Have you tried to convert to 8bit color mode and apply RSMB then?
Or, maybe, up to 32 bpc.Try to apply the default cc motion blur, and see what happens.
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You can try to draw them on a shape layer,
add a dash to a stroke, then – bend in 3d as you want,
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It seems to me, that you can always reset text chunk position if it was precomposed, by pressing ctrl+alt+F.
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Hello Dragan.
Here is the script, that can help you.https://www.crgreen.com/aescripts/actual_scripts/Separate_Masks_in_Layers.jsx
I think, you can divide the comp with text or every word on some pieces,
then, animate one piece, and apply animation to others with a shift.
And apply other effects above on precomp.You know, somewhere around is an Andrew Cramer’s tutorial about positioning layer in depth by a script. I think you can apply it to those 3d rotation word at the end.
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You should first understand for yourself what kind of effects you want to achieve. Maybe Vegas can handle them.
If not, take a look at After Effects.