Jim Kanter
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1. Make a duplicate layer of the body shape.
2. Select the body shape area and fill with black.
3. Do an Edit > Transform > Shear to set the black at a diagonal
4. Blur to taste the far end of the shape.
5. Move the layer directly below the original body shape.Jim Kanter,
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“Based on…” means you’ve tweaked that template’s settings for that render. You would have to go into the templates menu and save the settings as a new template.
Jim Kanter
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Have you tried artbeats.com?
Or a particle generator?Jim Kanter
Training Director,
Digital Film Institute
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Other than using the Keyframe Assistant to change the keyframes to Easy Ease?
Jim Kanter
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We won’t know until it ships.
What problem are you having?
Jim Kanter
Training Director,
Digital Film Institute
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No need for a switch like in AE.
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Are you watching the DVD in a software player or a set-top box on a TV?
What sort of movement and horizontal lines are in the frames that jitter?
Jim Kanter
Training Director,
Digital Film Institute
http://www.dfilminst.comApple Certified Trainer: FCP, Motion, DVDSP, Shake
Adobe Certified Instructor: After Effects, Photoshop
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