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Subject: Re: [AE] Directional Blur
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On 15/10/2018 19:57, Byron Nash wrote:
> I've always wished for a way to blur pixels only in one direction. For 
> example only in positive X or something. In order to simulate stylized 
> volumetrics. Is there a plugin for that?  This seems like it could 
> work. https://aescripts.com/longshadow/ Anyone tried it?

How about:

CC Vector Blur
     Type :  direction fading
     Revolutions : 0.0


Mike A.