Dan Ebberts
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It seems like you should be able to put a 3D null at one end point, aim its x-axis (by rotating on the z-axis) at the other endpoint (it will be easier to do this if the width of the null is as large as the distance between the end points), and make the null the parent of the rope. Then just rotate the null on its x-axis. The endpoints of the rope should remain fixed.
Dan
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It seems like you should be able to put a 3D null at one end point, aim its x-axis (by rotating on the z-axis) at the other endpoint (it will be easier to do this if the width of the null is as large as the distance between the end points), and make the null the parent of the rope. Then just rotate the null on its x-axis. The endpoints of the rope should remain fixed.
Dan
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The ony one I know of that you can actually get your hands on right now is the “Color Sampler” effect, which is part of Digital Anarchy’s Anarchy Toolbox set.
https://www.digitalanarchy.com/toolbox/toolbox_sampler.html
Dan
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The ony one I know of that you can actually get your hands on right now is the “Color Sampler” effect, which is part of Digital Anarchy’s Anarchy Toolbox set.
https://www.digitalanarchy.com/toolbox/toolbox_sampler.html
Dan
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I believe so. They’re all separate CD’s, installs, and serial numbers. I was able to go from Vid Collection Standard 1.0 version of Audition and Encore + stand-alone versions of Photoshop 7 and AE 6.0 Pro to the Pro Video Collection upgrade without issue.
Dan
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It sounds like you need the connect-the-dots stuff as well as this spring expression from George Polevoy:
Dan
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It sounds like you need the connect-the-dots stuff as well as this spring expression from George Polevoy:
Dan
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If you can provide more info about exactly what you’re trying to do, I can probably dig something up that will help.
Dan
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If you can provide more info about exactly what you’re trying to do, I can probably dig something up that will help.
Dan
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I think this is what you want:
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