Mike Clasby
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You wouldn’t happen to have a link would you? A “pencil sketch” could mean different things, different look? I went to teir site, didn’t see a hockey promo.
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Filip comes to the Frescue. Drop these Animation Presets in your preset Folder:
Name: Filip Vandueren
Date: Jul 10, 2006 at 7:59:48 pm
Subject: scripts/ffx presets for controlling the sound Volumehttps://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=2&postid=882399
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You need the Wiggle Expression to wiggle a child:
wiggle (10, 20)
10 is the Amplitude, 2o the Frequency.
See this post just down the page if you want to attach a slider to control the wiggle.
wiggle expression by MissDivaGirl on Jul 26, 2006 at 1:43:43 pm
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You need the Wiggle Expression to wiggle a child:
wiggle (10, 20)
10 is the Amplitude, 2o the Frequency.
See this post just down the page if you want to attach a slider to control the wiggle.
wiggle expression by MissDivaGirl on Jul 26, 2006 at 1:43:43 pm
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Do you mean like if the ink were filling Glass containers in the shape of letters? If so,
A new Solid, animated and a Track Matte.
Create a Black Solid, the height of the text, place it below the text,
Animate position so put it slides up over the text. This layer should be above theText layer in the time line.
Now in the Modes Column, set TrkMat to Alpha.The top edge can be bubbly with Roughen Edges (animate evolution) on the Black Solid.
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This from Adobe Support might help.
Tracking obscured objects in video
https://studio.adobe.com/us/tips/tip.jsp?p=1&id=399&xml=aft6tracking
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If you setup a slider to control the Amplitude, keyframes from 0 to 7 to Tremendous will make the wiggle so.
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If you setup a slider to control the Amplitude, keyframes from 0 to 7 to Tremendous will make the wiggle so.
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One way is tying either Amplitude or Frequency of the wiggle to a slider, then keyframing the slider. setting the slider to a number (7) gives you that Amplitude, then 0 down the line kills the wiggle (gradually), if you want the wiggle to stop abruptly use hold keyframes.
In case you don’t know how:
wiggle (7,30)
highlight (select) the 7, then pickwhip to a slider stopwatch(Effect>Expression Controls>Slider Control) and you have an expression like this:
wiggle (effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”),30)
Setting keyframes with the slider now puts you in complete control.
If you want all layers to wiggle the same, in unison, Put the Slider on a Null (Master) and pickwhip to that.
Note: You don’t have to do all the expression stuff manually for each letter layer, just set up one, Highlight the property with the expression and Edit>Copy Expression Only, then select the new layers you want the expression applied to and Paste. Pretty quick.
You could also do a slider for the Frequenct (30) but if you like the 30 I’d leave it.
If you think you’ll use the setup again, Save it as an Animation Preset.