Jim Lefevre
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COW Coins
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Wowzers, right, I think I’m glimpsing some light through there.
That linear function is new to me and I suspect (when I get my head around it) an awesome bit of ammunition to store. I noticed you going through it with someone else a while back (https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/227/9696).
As soon as my latest render finishes I’m going to spark this up and see how it works.
In fact I’ve just properly read/re-read your final bit on tightening it all up and my goodness me, that’s just fantastic. It’s so great how the more one journeys into expressions the tighter and tighter ones phrasing becomes!!
Many many thanks Dan and Derby. Awesome stuff!
(will post any success in a bit)
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Dan!
I’m so sorry I didn’t reply to this earlier, I can’t think why I didn’t, thanks so much for the reply!
It’s more than useful as I also think I understood the script too! Which is almost a first!
Very clever!
Thanks,
Jim
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ok so this is a dead thread but five years on it’s still UTTERLY AWESOME. Like Sebastien I’ve been looking for this script for years (and only thought to search for it now!).
Shall update the thread if it still works on CS3
Thanks all
xj
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And with the glorious patron saint of the Power of the Post I have it here…
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/227/345#347
(haven’t tried it yet but it looks promising)
Thanks for your eye time!
jim
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And with the glorious patron saint of the Power of the Post I have it here…
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/227/345#347
(haven’t tried it yet but it looks promising)
Thanks for your eye time!
jim
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The power of the post
https://www.jjgifford.com/expressions/tables/index.html
comp(“name”)
J J Gifford rocks my world
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Oh Crikey! That totally rocks!
I’m going to download and donate straight away! It’s talented and generous people like Christopher Green that make the world go round so beautifully sometimes!
Thanks for the tip Walter.
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hmmm… although saying that it does effect it in a very different way than the comp-specific motion blur… poo
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Aha! Having done a bit of deeper digging on the posts I’ve discovered an answer so thought I’d put it up here…
– Adjustment layer over all comps in the main compostion
– Effect – Time>CC Force Motion BlurHooray!
(and many thanks to a variety of people from the other posts for pointing the way)
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argh! This looked like the perfect answer to exactly the same question i was about to ask except of course Popcorn Island have either a temporary problem with their page or they’ve taken it down.
Pah!
I don’t suppose you would know of another link?