[Scott Green]

That would have helped if I’d told you that in the first place wouldn’t it.
I designed it in Illustrator, just flat shapes, the styling has to be down on them yet but I wanted to attempt an animation now before I did any styling on them.

Thanks.

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[Scott Green]

That’ll sure save me some time opening my text doc and scrolling through all the expressions I’ve got saved in there.

Do you think anyone has saved any presets anywhere with all of their expressions that they’ve got for other people to use? That might be worth searching for.

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[Scott Green]

Works for me, thanks very much 🙂

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[Scott Green]

No luck, I typed ‘Save Expressions’ in the search but didn’t find anything useful. I guess I’ll keep searching, sure there’ll be something buried somewhere in there.

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[Scott Green]

Thanks for that, I’ll take a look now.

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The Calculation Overshoot expression worked a treat, many thanks 🙂

https://www.motionscript.com/articles/bounce-and-overshoot.html

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[Scott Green]

Is there an expression that will make a wire sway?

Like a skipping rope, say you’re turning the skipping rope and then stop turning, the rope will sway.

Here’s a screenshot:

I’ve animated this USB lead coming in from the left and connecting to the USB port. I used the puppet tool to make the wire look a bit more organic as it was approaching the port but I think using an expression like this could make it look really nice and natural looking.

Thanks in advance.

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[Scott Green]

Can anyone confirm that the Nvidia Quadro 4000 for Mac will support the 27″ LED Cinema Display that I’m using with my MacPro?

The GPU spec says it has a ‘DISPLAYPORT’ connection but Apple call the connection on the Cinema Display a ‘MINI DISPLAYPORT’, are they the same thing or not?

If you are 100% sure please let me know. I bought a Thunderbolt Display once because someone told me it had the same connection as my MacPro but it turned out that Thunderbolt and Mini Displayport are different although they look the same and both fit, and I don’t want to do the same thing again.

Thank you 🙂

https://www.nvidia.com/object/product-quadro-4000-mac-us.html

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[Scott Green]

OK, so I’ve managed to sort out of the parts of my model using Sketch & Toon.
I just have one part of it where it’s not quite rendering the same as the rest of the parts. I don’t want to see the creases in it but whichever settings i select I can’t seem to find the settings I’m looking for, any advice?

The part of the model I’m refering to is labelled ’16 Washer’

Project file:
6160_mechanics.c4d.zip

Thanks in advance.

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[Scott Green]

Thanks very much.
That list of products doesn’t show the GeForce GTX 680 as being supported by Mac as mentioned by Alex though, is that correct?

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