Jacob Roth
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Ok, I was making it too hard on myself. I made the comp a square instead of 1920X1080 and that fixed the problem.
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It’s close enough.
Thanks for everything you do, Dan. You’ve saved my butt multiple times.
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I have two different color values, and I’d like to start at one, wiggle between the two for x amount of frames, and then return smoothly to the original color.
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Thanks.
The problem was that I had a very large spherized comp, but I hadn’t made the radius of the sphere large enough. It works great now!
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Duplicate the pre-comp in the project window, not the timeline.
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I know how to use the rotoscoper, and I’m embarrassed to say that I didn’t think of using it, but even that isn’t going to be able to pick up that mesh is it? Any ideas for that?
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I could be totally wrong, but it looks like the artist is using Particular to make multiple smoke generators and using an expression to time their velocity according the music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDXD6j0760Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3Bxvn-bnLY
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How do I achieve the same randomness though?
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No, getting the animations to start at a certain point was never the problem. I just set a handle on the path and made that the first vertex. The problem was getting the path to animate out in both directions from that vertex simultaneously.
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Thanks, but what I ended up doing was duplicating every shape and giving each one a separate trim path. The the original gets animated for “End” and the duplicate gets animated for “Start”. Bam, the strokes animate on in opposite directions.