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Get the most out of the CC Blobbylize effect. This tip was recorded for the Motionworks Effects A-Z series.
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Eran Stern
Wednesday 21 November, 2012 14:08:09
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Hi MIHAI, the tutorial is working now. Thanks. |
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MIHAI
Wednesday 21 November, 2012 09:10:51
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| Hi Eran. I've tryed to watch this tut and says:"Nothing foud here". Any ideea? Thank you! |
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steve
Thursday 15 December, 2011 00:14:40
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| Thanks again Eran, you rule! |
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muge samci
Saturday 02 July, 2011 15:37:29
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| hello eran , its a great tutorial i was also wondering if u can give a tutorial on thinkerball , i mean on wings i dont know how to animate the wings ?
thanks a lot
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Alexsanders
Sunday 22 May, 2011 17:13:09
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| Cool tutorial! Thanks!! |
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Ladozs Kadullu
Tuesday 03 May, 2011 09:47:45
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Hi Eran, thanks for the quick response and the nice tip! In the meantime I tried to achieve a similar effect with the cc blobb.A circle on a precomposed solid, it looks a bit flat and not really magnifying, but has some nice refraction/reflections toward the outline.If you want,you can take a look here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/48312812@N02/5681440170/. Anyway, I´ve learned something new and that is your fault! Greetings LK |
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Eran Stern
Monday 02 May, 2011 22:32:33
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Thanks, Have a look at this tutorial. Its in Hebrew but you'll be able to get an idea for creating a magnifying glass effect |
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Ladozs Kadullu
Monday 02 May, 2011 21:20:56
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| Hi Eran,
once again, a very cool and useful tip of a neglected effect(at least by me).
How would you create a magnifying glass? A circle or an "O"?
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
LK |
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