Eric Sanderson
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ok i just realized my menu bar was set to bodypaint 3d somehow and thats why i couldnt find it looking everywhere, so i switched to C4D and found it in the objects, thanks.
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theyre not in mine. Im using C4D 11…there is a “sky” i know of but its not the same one that was used in the tutorial, but at the moment im more focused on finding the “TP particle geometry object”
…heres a copy/paste of what im going by
“Go into your Plugins and add a TP particle geometry Object and drag the sphere into this in object manager”
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well first thing you have to make sure is that your comp is even “loopable”, by making your first and last frame the same, then putting the keyframe either after your first frame or the frame before the last so it doesnt duplicate that exact frame. If you have set it up that way than it does sound like you could be having some RAM issues.
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Do you have your collapse transformations button on your pre-comped ball turned on in your main comp?
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try this out
wheel = thisComp.layer(“rotation layer”).transform.rotation;
if(wheel>20&&wheel<304){
100
}else{
0
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Theres an effect in AE called scribble that can give you that look, looks like there could also be some posterized time applied to it (or its just playing back chunky because im rendering from 2 programs on my computer as im watching it)
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x = thisComp.layer(“YOUR LAYER NAME”).transform.position[0]+50;
y = thisComp.layer(“YOUR LAYER NAME”).transform.position[1]+100;[x,y]
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So does really nobody have a solution to my problem? i really thought it was gonna be one of those “duh” answers.
Oh i just read over my post and figured it might help if i mentioned what the script was applied to…its applied to the “slant” amount in CC Slant.
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ya that didnt really apply to my situation but seems to be something that will definitely come in handy in the future.
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this should work if you set both your layers opacity at 50, then add the wiggle to the top one and this to the bottom one…
value-thisComp.layer(index-1).transform.opacity