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  1. 8th Sep 2015 02:24 #1
    kwanami
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    It looks awesome
    After Effects ? Sony Vegas pro ?

    https://youtu.be/MwzHtGvkE-4

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    More likely something along the lines of Maya or Lightwave. Try Blender for a free solution. That's 3D animation, not a transition.
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    Originally Posted by smrpix View Post
    More likely something along the lines of Maya or Lightwave. Try Blender for a free solution. That's 3D animation, not a transition.
    3D animation !
    It is too complicated for me .......
    Anyway , thanks smrpix
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    BluffTitler could probably do that with quite a bit less learning curve (under the hood it is still a 3D animation app, though).

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    Originally Posted by Cornucopia View Post
    BluffTitler could probably do that with quite a bit less learning curve (under the hood it is still a 3D animation app, though).

    Scott
    BluffTitler !
    Thanks Cornucopia
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    You can probably get similar results in many programs, but very likely this was done in after effects with trapcode form and trapcode particular. There is nothing there that requires a true 3d program
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    You can probably get similar results in many programs, but very likely this was done in after effects with trapcode form and trapcode particular. There is nothing there that requires a true 3d program
    THANKS poisondeathray
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