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| How crazy are you willing to get? Another method would be to use solids to create the faces of the cube, and use the beam effect for the edges. You'd place nulls at each vertex, then use beam with a toComp effect to have them 'follow' the 3d positions. In this way, it'd behave like a 3d object, responding to your lights, camera and any action. A while back I set up a rig for a diamond in this style, with all sorts of things adjustable. While it's not quite ready to be released, here's a still of how it look(ed/s)-- zacklovatt.com/drop/diamond_beam-cornerpin.jpg On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 7:50 PM, scott.aelist <scott.aelist@gmail.com> wrote: I'm working in house and I'd have to make a persuasive case to buy any |
