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Is there any reason why you aren't using the bulge plugin,
placing the center a tad under the mustache, cranking up the power
with some taper on it and keyframing the center to move from left
to right?
   - Robert H
On 2/4/2020 4:42 PM, Mr. Eric D. Kirk
wrote:
Thanks Rachel,
To better understand on the "not enough transform points",
can you elaborate? Since that used Mesh Warp, are you suggest
adding more rows and columns? (2 and 8 now).
Eric
Hi Eric - I’m just catching up here but my
opinion is you don’t have enough transform points (pos
x, y and rotation) to make this look realistic and
timing is off - should be faster.
You don’t need fancy plugins for this.
Compositing might also need some thought.
Keep at it - Rachel

For those still tracking this, here is a very
crude snippet of what I'm doing. I just wanted to
see if I could do the effect note in Doritos
Commercial with Sam Elliott.
As you can see, the smoothness is horrid. I've
tried every suggestion so far here and it is still
very jumpy.
I don’t have that effect. It looks like it
could be useful for warping your mustache.Â
There are a few tutorials on aescripts on how to
work it.
Thanks Curtis. I actually have
that. Would that do it? Never have
used it yet.Â
Something like this?
That's exactly
what I began with.Â
:) but then it wasnt
smooth so might have
to try that again.
I wish
there was a way to
use a mask as a path
except path but keep
the object static
and just morph with
a curved mask.
Puppet
Tool?
> On Feb 3,
2020, at 7:15
PM, Mr. Eric D.
Kirk <AE-List@media-motion.tv>
wrote:
>
> Also, i
suppose while
I'm asking, any
thoughts on best
way TO animate?
I'm using mesh
warp to animate
the mustache
right now.
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