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  • Michael West

    January 26, 2012 at 10:37 pm in reply to: Want to create a swinging sign

    C4D’ers:
    Please include me in the answer.
    I’m looking for the same process.
    Thanks.
    Michael

    p.s. thanks, Fiona, for starting the conversation

  • Michael West

    January 23, 2012 at 1:15 am in reply to: Rookie video/audio question…

    You guys are great.
    Thanks for all your advice.

    Is there a site for used equipment you would recommend…aside from Craigslist?

    Michael

  • Thanks once again.
    To loosely quote from The Last Samurai: “You are necessary”.

  • Thanks, Mark.
    I’m trying to get this concept to my Artistic Director by Friday, so I’m “short-cutting” by asking here at the Cow. Also, I’m at work and don’t have access to my Mac until tonight.

    Will these filters cause the logo image to disipate as the whale passes through or should I combine it with Idustrial Particlemetrix?
    And, should I be keyframing this? (I know HOW to keyframe, just not IF I should be concerned with doing it here).

    Thanks again in advance.
    Michael

    p.s. will you be doing any more intensives for Motion here in the S.F. Bay Area?

  • Michael West

    December 9, 2011 at 5:58 pm in reply to: Using layers to reveal text

    Thanks Stephen.

  • Michael West

    December 9, 2011 at 4:46 pm in reply to: Using layers to reveal text

    Now that you broach the subject, I like the option of both.
    Originally I just wanted the logo to be revealed, with an irregular outline around it, possibly some kind of shadow to give the perception of the logo being in deep sand.
    The idea of revealing just the text (and a couple of rectangles bordering the text) is intriguing, as well.
    (Also, I could use this for the title sequence)
    Rather than asking for too much, I will be most happy with revealing the logo.
    If you feel moved to “tute” both, that will be joyfully accepted.
    You’ve always been a great help.
    Thanks.
    Michael

  • Michael West

    August 11, 2011 at 1:33 am in reply to: Rotating a polygon

    Again, thanks very much.

  • Michael West

    August 11, 2011 at 12:18 am in reply to: Rotating a polygon

    Thanks so much for the quick reply.
    I have been doing that (select polygon, rotate), but it just rotates in place. It doesn’t bring the polygon , and its sides, down to form the dormer.
    I played around with movement and managed to jigger it into the right place.
    I guess I’m wondering if the author of the tutorial meant for the whole piece to rotate down, or was leaving it up to us to “fill in the blanks” when it came to pulling this into place.
    Any thoughts I can use for future projects like this?
    Thanks again.
    Michael

  • Sorry for all the bother. I forgot I had to engage the ‘record’ button.
    Move along now.
    Nothing to see here.
    Go about your business.
    Michael

  • Michael West

    July 6, 2011 at 8:05 pm in reply to: making sweat cascade down cleavage…

    I just got the call last week to help out their promo efforts.
    Fortunately, I’ve acted with most of the women in the cast, so there shouldn’t be any trust issues.
    I just wanted to see if there is any way to do this sort of thing in Motion, not necessarily just for this project but also going forward.
    Thanks.
    Michael

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