Robert Paynter
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This expression is crashing my CS6. Everytime I apply it.
Is anyone else having this problem? Is there a difference in language for CS6? or alternative expression I could use?
target = thisComp.layer("Candle"); // this would be your footage layer
maxO = 100; // set the max opacity value
minO = 0; // set the min opacity value
lum = rgbToHsl(target.sampleImage(anchorPoint, radius = [target.width/2, target.height/2], postEffect = true, t = time))[2];
linear(lum, minO, maxO) -
Also adding a roughen edges might work for you. Then applying the same method of posterizing time or adding some random hold keys on a few different values of the roughen edges evolution then doing a loop expression. This might give you that sketchy look.
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I have the same issue. Reloading the assets work and sometimes changing the resolution does the trick.. but it is still a reoccurring annoyance. If there is a Fix let me know. Working in a 32bit doesn’t really seem like a solution.
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I’ll check . To clarify for anyone else though.
i’m trying to get my timeline, layers, and keys form this
to this
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Rrecomposed your page turned layer and add a force motion blur effect to it. It could add some realism.
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Ended up using DPX sequence. Works great! Thanks for everyones input.
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One strategy would be to Liquify like in the following tutorial
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/horror_text2/video-tutorial.phpor you could create a more refined drip shape, via shape layer or mask using the pen tool. Key the shape dripping over time and have it ease in to position. Duplicate and resize placing around text until you get the look you want.
hope this helps
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I’m not sure exactly what you are talking about.
perhaps this tutorial is what you are looking for?
https://www.sternfx.com/tutorials/27
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so nothing will?
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I’ll give it a try
Thanks Dan.