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I thought it would be interesting to repost this one to show how a layer can be oriented to a path in After Effects (plus a little scale constraint within a mask).

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Andy Zou profil fotoğrafı
Andy Zou1 yıl önce

do you basically retrieve the path mathematically through scripting and then find the smallest distance between that and the middle bar and use the midpoint as the position of the emoji?

Rubens K. Varaschin profil fotoğrafı
Rubens K. Varaschin1 yıl önce

How much? 😂 !!! Please, is there a script/extension coming?

Roland Kahlenberg profil fotoğrafı
Roland Kahlenberg1 yıl önce

Amazing!

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Dwarfol - Streetsad: Indie RPG (demo available)1 yıl önce

dude you need to make videos or courses to learn this kind of stuff!

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Solaar1 yıl önce

Three body problem

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Dr Abstract1 yıl önce

wonderful

Ericreator profil fotoğrafı
Ericreator1 yıl önce

such a dynamic scale constraint ive never seen

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Asif Ali | Video Editor1 yıl önce

Amazing

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Adobe Video & Motion1 yıl önce

such a clear example - thanks for sharing!

Anderson Omori profil fotoğrafı
Anderson Omori1 yıl önce

I wish I were smart

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