Tadeo Cruz
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Hi trev, you can do that with the “Di Contour” plugin from DiTools.
In “texture difference” mode it acts just like the vectorizer spline generator in Cinema 4D, only that you can use animated textures. All you need is a b/w movie with your alpha information… I think there’s a working demo of DiTools. Tell me if you need more help.Take care, -gerardo-
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You could use Fireworks instead of Illustrator to open the AI, then copy as vectors.
Or export the path as a TrueType font from CorelDraw, type and create the outlines in AE… then copy and paste to the other layer. -
A sequence is basically all the frames of your animation named in a serie: Draw001, Draw002, and so on… You could have saved your drawings as a sequence from Illustrator. And there are tools to rename your files.
Now you can test it exporting an AI sequence from Flash, and it will load (as EPS) in AE. Or you could export it in the PNG format, a raster format, as I sometimes do.
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Why not importing your animation as an EPS (or illustrator) sequence directly in AE.
You may have to rename your files, but I think that would be the right way.
Good luck!