Tyler Paul
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Yay For Beer!!!!!
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Already did it worked great. (except that there were about 9000 layers). I used Dans expression as the position and your expression as the anchor point.
To make the 3d pins I used a 30 by 30 grid which is 900 layers and applied the animation. Then I took that comp and used the usual ‘multiple layers in Z space technique’ to extrude them. I also put a simple choker on all of the extrusion layers to create actual pins with heads.
http://www.brownsugarstudios.com/files/AE/pin.aep
It took 35 minutes to render 6 seconds though. Ugh.
If you go to the text comp (not called that) you could replace it with footage and use the Set Matte based luminance instead. Lastly, you only have about a 300X300 space to work with even though the comp is larger. I put in an adjustment layer that prevents you from going outside the boundry area.
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here’s an easy way to distribute your pins in a grid
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/ebberts_dan/noise.php
and the shape extruder may work for the pins
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/drozda_jerzy/CEShapeExtruder.php
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My thought would be a very slight yet immediate curve to your brights. leaving your whites white but will darken quicker and should enhance any tone changes that do exist in the those blown out whites.
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“Life Should Come With Backround Music”
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sounds good. I’m tied up with other projects now but I’ll come back later for help on this
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Your going to have to be more specific. It looks magnificent in the ram preview so I know I did everything right. Fortunately the export did work but I still need to fix this.
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I’ve made some pretty neat 3d animations that required the glasses. I played around with it a lot a couple summers ago. I’m looking at AE 7.0 it doesn’t seem to have the effect anymore. It was pretty self explanitary though. Just use two camara angles. Sorry, I can’t remember if there were any tricks. I wish I had more details for ya.
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In particular you can set an obstruction layer, it’s near the bottom.