Caleb Armstrong
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I’m using the animation codec. I haven’t changed my procedures at all and I’ve never had this problem before which is why I’m so befuddled as to what I’m doing wrong.
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Thanks a lot for the input Roland!
After playing with it some I collapsed the nested comp which contained the calendar layers, and then played around with the space issues until I got it right.
Thanks again! Keep up the great work!
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you can use a wiggle expression on the opacity to simulate a flicker
check out Dan Ebbert’s guide to wiggle:
https://www.motionscript.com/design-guide/looping-wiggle.html
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Awesome.
Thanks for all the suggestions guys!
It seems like such a simple chore and I just can’t wrap my head around it for some reason.
I’ll let you know how it goes!
cheers!
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I didn’t think that the modes could be animated but I figured that I would ask the experts just to be sure.
Thanks for all the help, Dave!
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Thanks for clearing that up guys. I’ve only ever used the render queue for exporting my final products and I know that the general wisdom is that the render queue is the way to go so I figured I’d ask why they even include the export option.
Thanks again!
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hmmmm. . .I’d think that you could play around alot with Fractal Noise and add some color to it. For the boiling explosions and such I’m not sure what you could use, but Chet’s idea is a grand one. For the flares and such, if you’ve got Particular then that would probably be a good start.
Seems like an interesting experiment!
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Thanks for the suggestion, Darby!
Here’s what I ended up doing: I have two layers, a radial ramp to simulate the fall off from a light source, and a texture. I have the texture above the ramp layer set to overlay. I added the wiggle expression to the end point of the ramp and played with the numbers until I got something that the client liked.