drewjmore posted:

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Ryan_W posted:

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That blade is very present in the room.
Teh grain match is a nice touch.
Is the IL practical or digital?

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Ryan_W posted:

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drewjmore posted:

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Ryan_W posted:

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That blade is very present in the room.
Teh grain match is a nice touch.
Is the IL practical or digital?

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Image 100% real, untouched. Parksaber.
So, that's a real glow... you know, for educational purposes.

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drewjmore posted:

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The Convert Audio To Keyframes keyframe assistant analyzes amplitude within the composition work area and creates keyframes to represent the audio. This keyframe assistant creates a new layer called “Audio Amplitude” representing all audio sources in the composition, with three Expressions effects that contain the keyframes: Left Channel, Right Channel, and Both Channels.
You can use the Convert Audio To Keyframes keyframe assistant, along with expressions, to link the changes in audio amplitude to other layer properties, such as Scale or Opacity. For example, link the audio keyframes to the Scale property of a layer to make the layer grow and shrink as the amplitude increases and decreases.
Select the Timeline panel, and then choose Animation > Keyframe Assistant > Convert Audio To Keyframes."

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Sith-Man posted:

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drewjmore posted:

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The Convert Audio To Keyframes keyframe assistant analyzes amplitude within the composition work area and creates keyframes to represent the audio. This keyframe assistant creates a new layer called “Audio Amplitude” representing all audio sources in the composition, with three Expressions effects that contain the keyframes: Left Channel, Right Channel, and Both Channels.
You can use the Convert Audio To Keyframes keyframe assistant, along with expressions, to link the changes in audio amplitude to other layer properties, such as Scale or Opacity. For example, link the audio keyframes to the Scale property of a layer to make the layer grow and shrink as the amplitude increases and decreases.
Select the Timeline panel, and then choose Animation > Keyframe Assistant > Convert Audio To Keyframes."

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I found the keyframe assistant and stuff, and it kinda did work. But is there a way to adjust the intensity of it? It makes the blade completely disappear. I just want it to dim.

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DarthKomar posted:

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There was also a blue one I made but FaceBook isn't cooperating with me right now

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SilentBat posted:

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I actually like the tip at the end of the saber.

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DarthKomar posted:

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SilentBat posted:

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I actually like the tip at the end of the saber.

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Thanks, you're the first person to say so :P

I got the blue one up finally

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