Kalleheikki Kannisto
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COW Coin
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As you probably figured out, opacity affects the entire layer, not the masked area.
Make a copy of the blue solid, put the mask on one of them to create the hole. Change the opacity of the other copy (the one that doesn’t have a mask).
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Sounds good. CC14 seems to be the most workable version currently.
Bug hunting is a process of elimination, so it is good to check with another version of the program, and on another computer, to see if it is a software version or hardware issue. Or ask someone else if it works on their system 🙂
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For forming text you can either use physics time factor or reverse the rendered footage.
(Speaking of “forming”, Trapcode Form is another good tool for this.)
Making it look 2D rather than 3D would primarily be a question of settings. You can limit the Z axis motion to minimum and it will look 2D.
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No such problem here (CC14). Which version of AE are you running? What are you light’s falloff settings?
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What kind of edits did you make? If you’ve for instance have made mostly color corrections, it may be possible to get the details from the original added to the final with frequency separation techniques.
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For 3D head tracking, this should be useful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbKeXYTxalc
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Check in the graph editor to see how the motion goes. Separating the XYZ dimensions to their own graphs will help to clarify what is happening. Then you can edit so that there is no overshoot/bounce in the motion.
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To me it looks like they’ve built an actual set and are using colored lights. Probably adjusted further in post, but a real set used in the shoot.
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Particular with a layer emitter for disintegrating and reversed of the same for forming.
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Tearing, shredding, ripping, disintegrating?
I guess fracturing and shattering imply a more solid object.