Hasta La Motion!

Hi guys

I want to try out fusion, but i am struck at start. i want to know

how i can import multiple image s on one canvas and then animate them over time

I Think the merge should do the trick but somehow i am not able to manage:eek::eek:

Ok guys probably your are like because the title “New Old training” .. right ?

Well, the thing is that they were my firs video tutorials ever and I was so embarrass of my English at that time that, I keep them under my bed for a long time.

But now I don’t care any more, say what you need to say ha, ha, ha

http://cardanfx.com/english/After_Effects/

This post is not just about this old new training, it’s about a complete new CardanFX site, I expended the last few months working on what I called some improvements and I hope you like them.

I am on facebook and twitter “wow”. I was not a big fan of all that but now I am going to give them a chance so please don’t forget to add me or follow me “…Please (You could win some prizes http://www.cardanfx.com/english/december_promo.html)”.

Happy holidays everyone, I wish you the best of the best for the upcoming new year and don’t forget to stop by and say hi.

Carlos Lara

hi,
i just started learning silhouette. i got to the user interface part and i dont know what they mean by large center circle while covering Roto quick start.
"Drag within large center circle —– Moves the layer"
"Drag small center circle ————– Moves the Anchor point"
thanks in advance:scorching


I’m doing a shot for production right now in which the animator animated a scene going into slow-mo, and then going back to normal speed again.
Is there some sort of trick in getting the particle simulation to at least ACT the way you’d expect?

I realize the animator could’ve provided me w/ a slow-motion version of the shot and I can speed it up and slow it down in comp, but right now that’s not the case (though I really wish it was)

am I just stuck having to use forces to drag and push the particles to fake the dynamics?