Josh Weiss
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Which setting specifically?
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No they are RGB, even stuff out of after effects does’t work.
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I agree, I think the mac book pro will be far more capable than either of those two other computers.
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Steve,
Great tip on the write on, thanks for that. I had the roving key frames going already, and its looking good. Thanks again.
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Steve, that still involves hand animating it doesn’t it? I want something that uses some kind of expression to follow the position of the pacman layer.
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Thanks steve, but I have the dots created already. My question is how to write them off just by following the position of the pacman character without having to make a mask or stroke and keyframe properties.
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Trent, that is sort of a variation on what I was looking for, but I think I’ve figured it out now. Thanks so much.
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Steve,
Thanks so much. I tried it all and it worked. I think my mental block was trying to position instead of just counter the rotation. Again, I really appreciate it.
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Steve,
Thanks so much for getting back. Unfortunately, I already did this, but used a position on layers 1 and 4 as I don’t want them to rotate, just come into the center. However, layers 2 and 3 overlap eachother as they rotate on their Y and its not the exact effect I want. I want it to be as if the center point between 2 and 3 is pulling them back and that point goes straight back and pulls 2 and 3 to rotate on their y and 2 and 3 in turn pull 1 and 4 to touch at their edges in the center.
Keying it by hand as you suggested gave a close result, but as I mentioned 2 and 3 overlap.
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Yes, I realize this is a much more complicated execution. However, I do mean a very simlified version with a flat layer that starts facing camera and just folds in the same way.