[Tom Daigon]

No, but I have been very impressed with Boris Continuums Film Damage and similar plugins.

[Tom Daigon]

Zax,
I look forward to it . If you need a beta tester,just let me know.
Tom

[Tom Daigon]

Placed above the offending effect.

[Tom Daigon]

Thanks for responding. I have no keyframes, just an expression (random or wiggle) on a glow intesity or ray length parameter. Could you elaborate by showing me what the full expression would look like?

[Tom Daigon]

Thanks for responding. I have no keyframes, just an expression (random or wiggle) on a glow intesity or ray length parameter. Could you elaborate by showing me what the full expression would look like?

[Tom Daigon]

Thanks.

[Tom Daigon]

Thanks for your candor, Alan. Can you give all of us AE / PI enthusiasts any furthur insight as to availability?

[Tom Daigon]

The stand alone seems more user friendly and has lots of presets that can be altered, but it is a stand alone which means you need to export and import into AE.
The Invig plugin for AE is great because you immediately see it composited with other elements in your AE environment. This allows placement, color and blending changes to be made without alot of importing and exporting. Take your pick. I wish they would make Proanimator an AE plugin, but when I spoke to Zax Dow at NAB he said “sometime in the future”.

[Tom Daigon]

PI for Motion, PI3 for the MAC (refinements and updates for each) and who knows what other plugins
for applications that would benefit from having access to your great product.

[Tom Daigon]

To be honest, when it comes to motion graphics,I rely on visuals in the learning process.