Christopher Rotter
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You are right, and no, it isn’t a very complex project.
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I suppose, you are right. Thank you 🙂
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I need a scene saved for CS3, and the other party can only save in CS4. If I got the trial for CS3, I would at least be able to load the scene in my copy of CS3.
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How small of rotations could I do ? What about 60 degree ?
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Thought so, alright, thank you.
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Those shots are too Aerial, if you look at this Clip (https://www.artbeats.com/clips/8818?standard_id=12803#
Clip CAN141) on the Art Beats it’s similar to what I want, although more closer to the ground but at the same time looking from above on an angle. -
I’ve done this already, and with no such luck. This is why I ask !
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Search the index of AE tutorials for RE_FREAKING_FRACTION. It simply cannot be too difficult.
bogiesan
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Childish is the wrong word !
Anyhow, how am I suppose to know if the information is even available or where the link, links too ? I’m well aware of the search function, I don’t need you to address it to me.Besides the information was not was I was after but I do want to thank the person for posting the links, I really do not know, where your comment came into the thread, but you do have the freedom to post, regardless if it was uncalled for.
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I’ve read about using normals for refraction. I know that compositing refractions is not common from what I’ve read from others. The first two links you’ve posted, return a 404 error 🙁
I’m taking a look at the refraction tutorial on Video Co-pilot which are one of the links you posted there is a plug in for using refraction maps with normals, I’ll try that out see what I come up with, hopefully it works.
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Correct me if I’m wrong. With this plug-in I can take a sequence of images and add them to an existing OpenEXR file ? If I’m right I’m trying read where it does this 🙂