Colin Braley
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If you want the expression for averaging here it is:
/expression begins
apArr = [_______,________,_______ ];
//Do NOT modify below this line
numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length - 1; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[i][0]; y += apArr[i][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end just hightlight the _____ things and pick whip to your trackers
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If you want the expression for averaging here it is:
/expression begins
apArr = [_______,________,_______ ];
//Do NOT modify below this line
numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length - 1; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[i][0]; y += apArr[i][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end just hightlight the _____ things and pick whip to your trackers
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If you want the expression for averaging here it is:
/expression begins
apArr = [_______,________,_______ ];
//Do NOT modify below this line
numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length - 1; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[i][0]; y += apArr[i][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end just hightlight the _____ things and pick whip to your trackers
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If you want the expression for averaging here it is:
/expression begins
apArr = [_______,________,_______ ];
//Do NOT modify below this line
numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length - 1; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[i][0]; y += apArr[i][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end just hightlight the _____ things and pick whip to your trackers
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If you purchased the educational version the CC effects and Zaxwerks Invigorator will not be included (unfortunately). If you have the regular version these should be on separate CD’s I think.
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If you just need VERY basic 3d text, and dont want to pay for Invigorator, you could use the shatter plug in (it comes with AE) , but it can not produce results nearly as good as invigorator plug.
~Colin
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Hey I wrote that expression 🙂 Ethan is right, make sure you pick whip to the attatch point property. Also there is no need to change the numOfStablilizers. I wrote the code so that all you have to do is use the pick whip and it will check how many stablizers you have and divide by that number. Just leave all the code as is, except do the pick-whipping.
~ColinIf you have any questions on how the code works ill explain that too if you want
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Hey I wrote that expression 🙂 Ethan is right, make sure you pick whip to the attatch point property. Also there is no need to change the numOfStablilizers. I wrote the code so that all you have to do is use the pick whip and it will check how many stablizers you have and divide by that number. Just leave all the code as is, except do the pick-whipping.
~ColinIf you have any questions on how the code works ill explain that too if you want
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You can use a work around to incorporate DOF into the card dance effect. I can’t really test this out right now, as I don’t have time, but try applying the “Compound Blur” effect to the same layer that is using card dance. Then set compound blur’s “blur layer” to the same layer that is controling the Depth of your clips within the card dance effect. I don’t know how good this will look though, as I have no time to test it right now.
~Colin