Hello All, I realize this is an old topic, but I found it while looking for a solution to the opposite issue I'm having below: I'm working on a PC in AS Pro 11.2, and I've created a thatched roof with rough edges. I've set the vector layer to noisy outlines and noisy fills. It is supposed to remain ...

Congrats on the 10,000 posts

And thanks for these tutorials, I've learned something useful from each one so far.

Keep up the great work

Merry Christmas back to you =3

Love the depth set up, blurs and camera movement

That was unbelievably insanely good. Your sound and music score was off the hook

Your work is soooooo top notch.

Thank you so much for posting it

Sooooo Good!!!

Thanks for the entertainment. I wish I was better at short animations like that. Well done

NICE!!

Very impressive. Great job

Ha ha!! You're not allowed to be lazy...we like your work too much

Nicely done, it was enjoyable to watch and learned some too.

Thanks for doing this

I think you'll figure it out soon. You stuff is looking good. thanks for the kind complement again, I started off knowing nothing so this software has a lot of potential. Cycling it pretty simple, I'd start with a blank file and just make a basic shape like a filled circle and bounce it off another ...

You might want to try just cycling one animated layer of the moving vector object as a practice technique to see if it has the look you want, and if you can get it close, duplicate that layer and stagger the sequence or keyframes so they move at different intervals

Ganbare!!

Will reach out

Thanks hayasidist!!

Hi All, I remember a member posting a great animation they did involving an artic expedition and some menacing frigate birds. I was hoping to see it again as I'm working on a seagull rig and would love to study those frigate birds, but I don't recall the animation title and my searches have come up ...