Andy Neil
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Depending on how far you plan on zooming in, perhaps all you need is a large bitmap map.
Andy
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What is your workflow?
Motion has a DV Pal format setting. From there you just need to make sure you’re using the proper codec for export. Avid uses their own codec, so you should be able to just export Animation and import into the Avid.
Andy
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You should make sure that the Face Camera button for your particle emitter is checked so that your particles don’t look flat as they do in the pic.
Otherwise if it’s working, then it’s right (I always say).
Andy
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It seems like you’re making this harder than it needs to be. Or else, I don’t understand an aspect of your animation.
Here’s what I’d do:
Place all 4 objects in a 3D group. Space them however you like.
Add a camera.
Keyframe the X rotation of the 3D group so that all the objects spin at the same time.
Use the Point At behavior on each of the 4 objects so that they always point at the camera.
Am I missing something about this animation in which this method wouldn’t work?
Andy
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I wouldn’t use an emitter. The particles in an emitter are either all moving or all stopped. You can’t have some stopped and some moving making your idea of falling like rain and then piling up impossible.
Instead, I’d use a replicator. You can animate the replicator by using the Sequence replicator behavior to animate its position. Set the starting point of the animation off frame.
Andy
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Motion is not meant for that. You can draw on moving video as it plays, but you can’t really broadcast that video out live.
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Motion isn’t a 3D modeling program. AE’s puppet tool is the closest thing you can get from either of these programs to a 3D look. There are tricks with lighting and motion to help 2D objects look more 3D, but if they need to be scrutinized that closely, you need to try maya or cinema 4d or another 3D modeling program.
Andy
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Take a look at my Heart Rate Monitor tutorial on my website for an explanation on how to use the Box Tool. It allows you to stretch keyframes relative to each other. It should help you with what you’re trying to do.
Andy
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Is the animation of the layers done with keyframes or behaviors?
Andy
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