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| Use Trapcode 3D stroke to make your cube, I managed to do it with a square mask and the replicate (or duplicate?) feature of the plugin. just try offsetting by 90 degrees with each copy. I am not sure which axiis, but I can tell you for sure it works, you may have to do it in a pre.comp depending on use. There is also Plexus, which is just so much fun, and Zaxworks invigorator's Hidden line renderer, Also Yanobox "Nodes" plugin can do it too. Or just make a vertical stroke with a shape layer, duplicate it, make them 3d, and rotate one on the Y 90 degrees. Then use that " Line" as a building block for your cube. the more you duplicate, the more "Solid"" your line will be hope something up there helps you. Patrick Siemer www.tapeandglue.com On Jan 5, 2012, at 1:15 PM, scott.aelist wrote: > I've made a simple cube out of shape layers. Each face has a white > border running the perimeter so that the edges show up as white > lines.The problem is that some edges show up fatter and others thinner > depending on the orientation of the cube. I can't think of a good way > to keep the edges consistently thick as the cube rotates. I considered > some sort of 2d solution to be composited on top of the faces, but > then I would have to write some crazy code to determine if an edge is > in front or behind the cube, and then change its transparency. Any > ideas? thanks. > http://i.imgur.com/NsSAQ.jpg > > +---End of message---+ > To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv> |
