Chuck Sillery
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It’s never too late for a good technic, Thanks.
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No, that’s not what I had in mind for this project, but the font is really cool though, so many thanks, I’m already thinking about how to use it.
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That’s actually not a bad idea. You’re right, I sometimes forget about doing things in ‘reality’ instead of with the computer.
Chuck
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Dwaynne
As far I know there seems to be no way of getting around the 50 pt limit. What I did was to make multiple Write On layers, one layer for each stroke, in the same composition. And yes I found it was easier to pre-comp each layer, more for alignment reasons then anything else (I still don’t fully understand pre-composing). Anyway that is the reason for my question because using the multi write on approach seems a bit klugey to me, you have to time each stroke precisely and you have no control over the shape of the brush.
Chuck
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Dave, I’ll try and be clearer, I have an outline of a letter, I don’t want to stroke the letter in, I can do that with Write On or maybe even the Scribble effect. And I don’t want it to fill the letter like a glass of water, well maybe a little but ink is more viscous then that so it would flow from the top down but not as if it standing like a glass but laying down on a piece of paper.
Chuck
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I don’t know if you’re familiar with the Write On effect but it has a reveal original image mode which gives a pretty good impression of ink flowing. The problem is it just writes along a path with a circular brush shape and it’s limited to a brush size of 50.
Chuck