Simon Ubsdell
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COW Coins
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Try this example project. All you need to do is wipe between a clean version of the map and a version that’s filled with the other colour. I’ve put a Crystallize filter on the mask so it looks as the the surface of the liquid is rippling.
Or are you looking for something more complex than this?
Simon Ubsdell
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[Josh Mannis] “in your opinion, what would be the virtue of using the Matte Control tool?
“It allows you to control the premultiplication explicitly and provides additional matting controls.
If you’re doing it with a Channel Boolean make sure you are multiplying the RGB by the alpha … this is very important.
Simon Ubsdell
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Use the Matte Control tool to recombine the alpha with the original clip: pipe the original clip into the Background and the Delta Keyer output into the Foreground and setting the Matte Control/Combine to Combine Alpha. Remember to turn on Post Multiply image other the result will be unpremultiplied.
This will give you an premultiplied output with alpha from the keyer back to the Edit and Color pages.
I’m surprised you are needing to CC before the Clean Plate Delta Keyer process – these are optimised to take your original untreated clip. If you are CC’ing you might be compromising the edge … You should have all the control inside the Keyer to take care of most shots.
Simon Ubsdell
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Hopefully this version will work – it’s usually possible to revert to an older version by editing these values (assuming you’re not using any of the new features). Unfortunately I don’t still have Motion 5.3.2 to check if this will indeed work.
13992_playbills5.3.motn.zip.zip
Simon Ubsdell
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If you open one of your Motion projects in Text Edit and let me know the “ozml” and “display version” numbers that you are seeing, I can edit the project so you can use it.
Simon Ubsdell
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What is the difference between:
“waving gently in the wind
and
a consistent flutter/waves”?
Simon Ubsdell
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Yes, indeed. “Break it down into parts that you can manage at a pace that you can manage” is a lesson that’s useful not only for learning to play music but also for life.
As you say, it’s an occult form of magic that makes the impossible easy.
However, the converse is true also. If you “learn” too much too fast, you’ll only inculcate the habit of making mistakes. In music (as in other things) those mistakes can be very, very hard to rectify.
I’ll ignore your intolerable slur on the sound of the clarinet … 😉
Simon Ubsdell
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If you just want to grab the Motion Title project rather than build it yourself, you can find it here:
https://tokyo-uk.com/Motion/TKYGlass.zip
Simon Ubsdell