Frank Hardie
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Found a tutorial for you at:
https://www.shiningstarlimited.com/Tutorials/Charmed/Orbing.htm
Hope this helps.
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Perhaps you’re looking for T_BadTV from the Tinderbox effects plugins?
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There’s a problem with your link.
Is this what you meant?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2PwRox_0iw
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Andrew Kramer has a tutorial that addresses the issue you raised.
https://www.videocopilot.net/videotutorials/timeremap/index.htm
Hint: pixel motion and frame blending.
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Here’s a link to a post by Rick Gerard, that you should be able to adapt to your needs.
DigiEffects Delirium plugin has fairy dust that might be another possibile solution.
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From Wikipedia:
“Strictly speaking, the singular noun for the domestic bovine is ox: a bull is a male ox and a cow is a female ox. That this was once the standard name for domestic bovines is shown in place names such as Oxford. But “ox” today is rarely used in this general sense, instead denoting the castrated male used as a beast of burden. Instead, “cow” is frequently used by the general population as a gender-neutral term, despite it being designated to refer solely to females. (Females of other animals, such as whales or elephants, are also called cows).”
This was never intended to be an English lesson, simply a tongue-in-cheek comment. But, if you insist on corrupting the language, go right ahead.
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“A cow in a field, grazing, just doing his thing but his “body” or silhoutte is filled with the typical matrix rain fx. ”
Sorry to have to tell you this but cows are female.
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Muzzle flash “may” be just a touch too big.
I’d scale it down a little, but that’s just my personal preference.
Otherwise, looking good.
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Andrew Kramer’s Nano tute uses a 50×50 solid as a particle. Use the same technique to use an image. It will need to be a small image, though.
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/nano.php
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Let me get this straight…..
Judging by the majority of your posts, you’d rather download and use other peoples work (including stock footage), than actually learn how to use AE.
Is that an accurate assessment? If so, you needn’t clutter up an After Effects forum with all these “gimme, gimme” posts. Google would get the results you’re looking for.