Sam Moulton
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i just did a dashed line by applying the venetian blind transition to a long thin solid maybe that would work unless your lines are curved
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i just did a dashed line by applying the venetian blind transition to a long thin solid maybe that would work unless your lines are curved
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yikes… Thanks. that’s a great tip. I dropped radial shadow and I used luminance for bloobyize and a shattered layer with echo and directional blur and levels applied for the source and ended up with an amazing water splashed on the lens effect. I started experimenting with mr mercury to see and then hit on the displacement map idea. blooby worked great.
these plug-ins must be using some kind of displacement internally. Thanks again -
It sounds like high frequency noise created by too much detail like you get when you shoot patterns with a camera. try a little blur
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Spherize won’t do it because of the shape of the drip…
I found this thread using search for advanced displacement
https://www.creativecow.net/forum/read_post.php?postid=103924330495594&forumid=2&archive=_2002|1|0
there is some really interesting ideas here that may get me going
i’m also going to look at digital anarchys tools
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this displacement thing has really got me going. Anyone know how I can make a displacement map that would make it look like you were looking through a drop of water. I tried making a simple oval gradient but the pixels on the left side move the same as the pixels on the right and the distortion is not right
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try turning off collapse transformations. I’m not sure but I think they work a little differently in 7
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just undock… it is in the help file
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I only have trouble if I click on the redX. If I double click the top bar then AE hides and comes back every time. Maybe it’s the display card im using. I am running `10.4.4 but it’s on an older G4 with an old ATI card that don’t support open GL