Comps/Fusion5/Motion Graphics
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Ideas to give your motion graphics something "extra".
Comps
Fusion 7 Preview Webinar countdown
- Watch all clips here: http://vimeo.com/channels/fusion7webinarcountdown
- And the final movie here : http://vimeo.com/channels/fusion7webinarcountdown/76992404
- More info here: pigsfly & Eyeon Fusion Artist
- Watch the video clip here
- Fonts used Michroma & Intro
- Tools used Xchroma, ExponentialGlow_v01 & Krokodove 5.70 alpha
- Watch the video clip here
- Fonts used Michroma & Intro
- Tools used Xchroma, ExponentialGlow_v01 & Krokodove 5.70 alpha
- Watch the video clip here
- Uses 3delight_to_fusion plugin by Michael Vorberg
- Watch the video clip here
- Comp not yet available
- Uses 3delight_to_fusion plugin by Michael Vorberg
- Watch the video clip here
- Comp not yet available
- Watch the video clip here
- Comp not yet available
eyeon 25 Years Beyond Layers Webinar
- Here are some demo comps l created using the Replicate3D tool for the Beyond Layers Webinar.
- Watch the Webinar here
- Get all FBX files here & Fonts used
- Watch the video clip here
- Jump cut effect
- Watch the video clip here
- Jump cut effect
- Watch the video clip here
- Jump cut effect (Particles + Forces used for Replicate3D. Destination )
- Watch the video clip here
- Using 3Re to attach those Line thingys onto the Text3D outline
- Watch the video clip here
- Replicate 3D + Fractured FBX model
- Watch the video clip here
- Replicate 3D + Fractured FBX model
- Watch the video clip here
- Particles + Replicate3D. Destination + FBX model
- uses Gringo´s Tube geometry primitive
This example uses a simple Text+ tool with an animated zoom to show how a Slit Scan effect can be created with Motion Blur settings.
- You need a radar? With either a radial or a rotating scanner? Well...here you go.
- Shows some tricks with Particles, Text+, Trails, and more.
- Click here to watch a small, medium or large tutorial for this comp.
- Some kind of Visualizer found in so many audioplayers these days.
- Shows some tricks with Trails, animated Masks and Resizing.
- An easy way to build a nice odometer wheel (or a slotmachine display...;-))
- Shows some tricks with Transforms and simple expressions.
- Some advanced stuff that shows multiple uses for the Probe, Follower, Simple Expressions and instanced Masks.
- The benefit is an easy-to-handle flow which automatically adapts to any Framesize. You need the Krokodove plugins installed for this.
- Put your favorite quote or commercial message in a text-file, assign it to the Krokodove FromFile modifier on the Text+
- and travel through space and message. Using a simple expression you can change the distance between the text particles.
- Take some time and parallax. The Text+ alone is worth watching, but with an additional timeoffset
- and a bit of transform your screen fills up pretty fast. If only I could remember the name of that musicvideo...;-)
- Back in those days when Ripley still used to use monochrome monitors you could see this effect quite frequently.
- Once again the Follower modifier saves our day and the TV-filter adds that special feel.
- Some groovy text-animation.
- Put anything you want in the Text+ and off you go. Enjoy.
- Amiga-Game like text-animation.
- Put anything you want in the Text+ and off you fly. Enjoy.
- This shows off how to use multiple shaders,
- instances and the TextScramble modifier. Enjoy.
- Similar to the above, but instead of using Text+ only, this one also makes intensive use of Fusion's 3D-space.
- All images needed are included in the rar-file. Enjoy.
- Text and Particles galore. Use Masks, Regions and the Particle Image Emitter
- to generate some smashing text.
- This one shows what you can achieve
- with Particles and Projected Lights. Enjoy the magic.
- Another example of a nice and simple effect achieved by projecting on geometry.
- All files needed are included in the rar. Spooky!
- An easy type-on animation with full control over
- how long each character takes to become written on.
- A Text+ with some nice, shiny follower-animation on the letters. Enjoy.
