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Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2012 11:50:44 +1000
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Subject: Re: [AE] Link Trapcode particle size to camera position
From: jarret langmeire <langmeire@gmail.com>
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The way I figure it, distances between the stars are massive so even though
we are flying at massive speeds through a star field we would not see a
star at more than a few pixels size unless we're actually REALLY close to
it. So what I'm trying to achieve is a fly-through where we never actually
get that close to individual stars but we do have the sense that we're
moving through the star field. If I set things up in such a way that the
closest stars are relatively small, then the distant stars disappear
altogether.

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<div>The way I figure it, distances between the stars are massive so even t=
hough we are flying at massive speeds through a star field we would not see=
 a star at more than a few pixels size unless we&#39;re actually REALLY clo=
se to it. So what I&#39;m trying to achieve is a fly-through where we never=
 actually get that close to individual stars but we do have the sense that =
we&#39;re moving through the star field. If I set things up in such a way t=
hat the closest stars are relatively small, then the distant stars disappea=
r altogether.</div>

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