[Phil]

well this was actually done in FCP, i’m not really sure why i asked this question in here….. 🙂

i was just doing a test to see where deinterlacing in FCP was better than in PS….but now that you mention it, i think i’ll try it in AE :).

Thanks Glenn.

[Phil]

i have QT 7 & AE 6.5 Pro runs just fine…but maybe its because i’m on a mac…..

[Phil]

turns out it was a break in the timecode on the tape!…thanks though

[Phil]

Trapcode particular 🙂

if you have combustion, there is a preset for falling leaves particles, i used that preset in our last spot.

[Phil]

it looks to clean & nice to be done in AE, but then again i could be wrong.

i would first make a gradient in illustrator, simply because they look SOOOOO much better than the ones in AE. Import the layer into AE and then duplicate it. Make both of the layers 3d, and then set them up for one to be your wall and the other your floor. heres the catch. the gradients need to go from a light to dark. not necessarily white to black, but I would use white & a color of your choice. Make the 3d layers so the white parts are touching. then add some AE lights, and start messing with the material properties of the wall/floor layers and all that stuff.

this is not a perfect explenation by any means, but if you’ve enough experience in AE, you’ll be able to figure it out. if not, just repost with some of the problems you’ve encountered and i’ll try to explain in better terms.

[Phil]

also, if you want it to repeat, use the “loop out” expression on the emitter position value.

[Phil]

also, if you want it to repeat, use the “loop out” expression on the emitter position value.

[Phil]

draw a mask on one layer.

then copy the position of that mask *make sure you click on MASK SHAPE*
then past it in the emitter position value. i just tried it with particular, and it works like a charm :).

[Phil]

draw a mask on one layer.

then copy the position of that mask *make sure you click on MASK SHAPE*
then past it in the emitter position value. i just tried it with particular, and it works like a charm :).

[Phil]

or just use a mask 🙂