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Randomizing motion in a video wall
18 Sep 2014 14:35 #52866
by bobmax48
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I have created video wall in Motion 5 that I would like to randomize the motion directions of each cell. Right now I have each cell randomly fading in but they all turn to the camera from the left side. I would like each cell to randomly rotate whether x, y, or z or a combination of the three. Have been playing with this with lots of behaviors but I am not getting the effect I want.
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19 Sep 2014 02:40 #52897
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Randomizing motion in a video wall
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19 Sep 2014 18:42 #52937
by bobmax48
Replied by bobmax48 on topic Randomizing motion in a video wall
Thank you Ben. I do get a more random rotations but the cells always rotate from the left side or the top side. I would like some of the cells to rotate from the right and/or bottom side. I have tried the numbers you used and I do get a variety. Which control determines the direction of the rotation?
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20 Sep 2014 03:10 #52950
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Randomizing motion in a video wall
That is correct, as they are all replicants (clones) of one original, thus they're going to rotate in relatively the same directions. The Randomness is in direction speed and amount.
You may want to try a Particle Emitter. Something I'll also be interested in trying out over the weekend.
Another alternative, is to create more than one Replicator, space them out to match (mask out some of the cells), and give each different rotation directions.
You may want to try a Particle Emitter. Something I'll also be interested in trying out over the weekend.
Another alternative, is to create more than one Replicator, space them out to match (mask out some of the cells), and give each different rotation directions.
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