Anthony Honciano
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Thank you for this!
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If you take a look at the example gif he made, you’ll find his settings visible for the particle system II plugin.
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Here’s super rough example, like under the lil robot character, he has a lil thruster, and I just wanted to do a simple animation loop like this. But as he moves, I wanted the circles to fall off in place and not follow the robot where ever it goes, but I think using the method you showed me will work just fine, with some tweaking. This GIF is too fast, but the actual one will flow very slowly and smoothly.
I also copied a jetsons car pic. You’ll notice the rings comign out of the tail pipe. I could do a time-remapping with it, but the rings will follow exactly where the robot moves, and that’s not what I want to do. I want the rings to fall off with gravity wherever they got birthed by the particle emitter. (Sorry for sounding wordy)
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I think I’m okay. Because that project hasn’t started yet, and I was experimenting on how I can execute it, so I have time to experiment what you showed me. HOwever I did manage to learn what you gave me and applied it to an intro on a project I’m currently working on now. And it looks awesome! There’s some polish and corrections needed, but this is a good start to my rough draft.
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Ah thank you for this. Not quite what I had in mind, but it’s definitely closer than what I had. I’ll play with those settings, thank you again!
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Oh wow! Thank you! Ya I figured that there are tools out there that already do what I’m doing lol.
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Thank you for this! Much helpful.
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Okay, so I’m figuring out that vector paths dont’ have relative coordinates to the comp, but they do have cooridnate though. So unless there’s a method to create a shape over the existing center shape path, I was thinking maybe have all the groups into one parent group and the coordinates of that and move the new shape there? Is that possible? If so, how do i move all the shape groups into a new parent group?
Sorry, my head is spinning on this, cause i can’t figure it out, and I’ve been googling keywords everywhere for the last hour.
My other guess is to get the coordinates of each group and just MATH the center area?
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OOOH wait, nevermind, it was my mistake. I didn’t specify 0, I had it start start at 1 in the replace function. ALL GOOD! THANKS!
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Oh that’s weird…so how do I get it to output 10?
