Jens Enqvist
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Ok, we are awake in Sweden now so let’s take a look.
First off, it appears you are running an older version of CC Particle World which I don’t have on my machine but no worries. (With the newer version you would have used the Resistance control)Good thing you included a snapshot of your settings.
You are using the Viscouse animation mode in which case the Extra control defines the resistance.
However, you have set this control to a negative value. This translates into negative resistance, meaning that the particles will accelerate and speed up. So what you are seeing is understandable.Setting the Extra control to a positive value would slow down the particles gradually instead and that I assume would solve the problem.
-jens
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Were you using a drawing tablet?
Wacom has a long lasting problem with their driver when it is set to scale to fit the screen.
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You can always use CC Blobbylize instead.
That way you can use any particle system or animations system to design the animation and Blobbylize to get the globs. -
I meant, you can send it to support(at)cycorefx.com
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No I meant that changing the playback speed could cause problems with continuous recordings.
I can’t reproduce and I can’t figure out what might cause this.
If you want, you can send me a project with continuous recorded strokes which shows this problem and I’ll have a look.
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Did you change the playback speed from the default value?
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Use the VP Comp window flyout menu or Context click in the comp window and set “Shift-Paint Records” to “Continuous”. (and hold down the shift key while painting)
Playback Mode -> Animate Strokes
-jens
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Adobe has some developers listed,
https://partners.adobe.com/public/partnerfinder/dev/show_find_by_service.do
Not a really great resource since few bother to register, but perhaps you’ll find what you need.