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help with recreating this animation in motion 5?
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05 Nov 2013 15:25 #33716
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help with recreating this animation in motion 5? was created by alibali1701
Hi I need to re-create this animation in Motion 5 but having some problems?
I only need to show the static section at the end of the demo not the zooming in and out details.
sturtevantinc.com/demo/Micronizer.html
I have created the graphic of the machine but need to create the particle animation for about 10 seconds - any help would be appreciated.
I only need to show the static section at the end of the demo not the zooming in and out details.
sturtevantinc.com/demo/Micronizer.html
I have created the graphic of the machine but need to create the particle animation for about 10 seconds - any help would be appreciated.
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06 Nov 2013 03:40 - 06 Nov 2013 03:42 #33738
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Replied by Disproportionate Pictures on topic help with recreating this animation in motion 5?
These are some relatively simple particle animations mixed with behaviours- though there's no simple way to explain how to do them. You'll need to put a bit of work into learning the basics of particle animation in Motion.
I'd suggest looking into some targeted particle tutorials. Try youtube first. If not Mark Spencer's stuff at RippleTraining is go-to for Motion learning.
I'd suggest looking into some targeted particle tutorials. Try youtube first. If not Mark Spencer's stuff at RippleTraining is go-to for Motion learning.
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