Mac Lanphere
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thank you
dancing card, possibly–but I think I need something more customizable
I need to be able to manually drag/move some of the pieces once tiled
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cool thanks for that
can you offer any tips on the issue of “kinks” in curves that just won’t go away (regardless of interpolation type?)
thx again
Mac
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I figured it out, in case anyone else had a similar question:
go to the lines renderer settings, down at the bottom, under “calc lines distance”, and instead of all frames, select one frame (or time interval–kind of a cool effect)
works great on my pc (not on my mac for some odd reason)
ML
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I’m sure I can work around it (and I had the same issue with a similar expression from Dan Ebbert on a post from a couple years back)
thanks anyhow!
Mac
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hi Roland,
I’ve got a simple rig using your expression, and it works great, until the camera moves past the beam connection point in z-space–then the beam goes haywire (flips axes? not sure….)
is there a way to avoid this?
cheers
Mac
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Hi Dan,
just found this a couple years late; I’ve used your expression and it works great, till the camera moves past the point of connection in z space–then the beam goes nuts…? any ideas if you’re still out there? -
thanks very much,
I’m just wondering if particular will follow the animation….
guess I’ll have to try it
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thanks very much for that– but I was mistaken, the layer I’ve applied the stroke effect to is a path (form illustrator) and not a solid layer.
would it still make sense to increase the size, and reapply the stroke? even though it’s a vector asset to begin with? or, is there another way to work with vector paths…
ML
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many thanks for the reply Dan,
but I’ve tried your re-ordering tactic with no luck; I’ve gotten some advice on another forum stating that it just won’t ever sync the way I have it set up, since I sliced up and offset my subcomp temporally.
Do you think that’s accurate?cheers
LML