Serge Hamad
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Serge Hamad
January 16, 2007 at 7:37 am in reply to: Am I stoned? “SHEEP” noise (baaa) then a crash?Hi Jason,
CC FMB will not work on a movie. My bad! I did not double check your post and missed what CC effects you are using.
To better understand how this plug works check Aharon’s excellent tutorial.Now, I don’t really understand what you are after. Could you send me a project file? (serge_01 at msn.com)
I have a couple of thoughts on how you could speed up your animation using expressions as well as layer mapping tricks. But I need to know if I am understanding you right here.
Are you also aware that Invigorator Pro has an excellent Motion Blur? What is your Invigorator version?
Never mind the “Thank you” thingy. We all are busy 😉
Salut.
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Hey Aharon,
Sounds good to me too. Stevem1928 is right though with the intro being a little louder.
Thanks for the outstanding work!
Salut.
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Hi,
Your camera has been addind a 2:3 pulldown. Let AE guess wich one it is in the footage interpretation window.
Salut.
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Serge Hamad
January 16, 2007 at 4:47 am in reply to: Am I stoned? “SHEEP” noise (baaa) then a crash?Hey,
No. You are not stoned dude; it’s just the sheep that had too much grass.
The sound you are hearing congratulates you to a render failure. The reasons can be thousands +
Try first rendering your Invigorator/proanimator animations to movies, replace your layers then apply CC.
You don’t intend to use 100 of Invigorator instances in your project, do you? I wouldn’t do that! Trust me I do a lot of creasy things with Invigorator but more then five instances and AE gets to the edge of its limits.
Hope this may help.
Salut.
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Hi,
In case you have Invigorator, here is a project for you:
https://www.nyc-visual.com/lava_lamp.sitLooks like this:
https://www.nyc-visual.com/Lava_Lamp.movIf you don’t have Invigorator, still you should check the texture map to get an idea on how you could create the bubbles and distort them.
Salut and have fun!
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Serge Hamad
January 4, 2007 at 4:01 pm in reply to: How to map a layer to inside of a large sphere and have camera inside it.Jason. What version of Invigorator do you have? And how many clips do you need to map?
The method you described will give you a sphere, just make sure that your circle is 0.8 X 0.8 and that the faceting values are set to (0.01) to get a smooth sphere. The last value must be typed in, as the slider will only go to (0.1)
Salut.
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Hi,
As our good old friend Bogiesan already mentioned, reshooting the scene would be the best.
But do you really want to get rid of the dirt? Sometimes incidents like the one you had in your subjective shot can make your scene look more realistic.Just my 0.2 cents.
Salut.
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Hi,
Your movie should look fine once played on a TV or video monitor. Do a search including the archive to get more details on this.
Salut.
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Serge Hamad
January 4, 2007 at 5:59 am in reply to: How to map a layer to inside of a large sphere and have camera inside it.Hi,
If you have Invigorator it would be a snap!
Let me know if you have the plug and I will guide you through the process.
Salut.
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Hi,
Again a perfect example to demonstrate the power of the ARCHIVE. Please use it!
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=2&postid=320195&archive=TSalut.
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