Animated Rain in After Effects - Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2019
- In this tutorial I show you how I made the rain effect for one of the opening shots of Sensations. I used Cinema 4D to create the background street and then in After effects I used the plugin Particular to create the rain itself.
Animated Rain in After Effects - By Olof Storm
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I just found your channel and I love everything! Thanks for the tutorials!
Man, your tutorials are so chill to watch. I'm super excited every time I see notifications of your new video. By the way, this particular scene reminds me of Makoto Shinkai works. Very cool! Greetings from Ukraine.
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I found the perfect tutorial! I love that effect of drops hitting the ground and the three-dimensional rain!!!! THANKS!!!!
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This is an amazing tutorial. Great work. Thank you.
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I love this video! Thank you for showing how to make it.
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Amaze balls!!! Love it! I need to get a new computer because the one I have now will die if I run after effects or any 3D programs. Anyways, I'm definitely loving these behind the scenes videos.
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please make this full tutorial especially when you work in c4d (light,render and texture) and touch up the water in photoshop.. i curious how its works..
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Very good
Really great! I have a question: The reflection on the puddles were painted by hand or did you use a render as reference ?
do not have either adobe or cinema but still subscribed
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How did you learn all of them? Did you watch tutorial or just do try and experience?
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I can't find where to get the Particular effect ? Other than that, your tutorial is super helpful, thank you so much !!
You and Mclelun are close to hybrid animation. Make sure to check out his channel, even.
Hey, thanks for the suggestion! Will definitely check him out.
Your channel is amazing!! Do you also work on 3D stuff?
Thanks! I do! Check out some of my other videos :)
I have a question regarding your intro Paint Brush transition, was that manually created with Photoshop or was it animated in After Effects?
So i am not Olaf i try to answer your question: Search for a brush stroke you like (big enough with long stripes on both ends. Than make a 11 frames (from 0 to 10) long animation (you can do this in Photoshop like Olaf with the timeline animation window). Inside this 11 frames you make a transition from full black (first frame -0-) to full white (last frame -10-) with a couple of those big brush strokes (use some grey variations from Frame 1 to 9). Render this as a sequence and import it to After Effects. Use this sequence as a alpha mask for your videos you like to include.
where did you get the plugin for water particles?
I don't understand why you invested so much time yet in the end made the rain flat and not selling the illusion of a moving camera. Good tutorial none the less, just can be way better.
Is it possible to do this with a ripple? I tried but there's no way to adjust the light to be able to see it
VGA and CPU your computer?
Hello! would you be able to please provide a link to the Particular plug in you used !
Its Particular fom Redgiant by Maxon
Could u please teach me how to make gradient with two solids? 06:45
Make a rectangular mask on the top layer and add a lot of feather to it.
When I was in After Effects I suddenly could not find Particles effects in some weird way
it's a plugin that requires $$
So, I'm a complete noob to after effects and I hate to say it but I could not follow you. You skipped a ton of steps that would be obvious to someone experienced, but for someone new like me this did not help me at all unfortunately. It will, once I watch other tutorials on the things you did not explain. Things like how to make a mask. That is super basic, I know. But, I don't know how to do that, or how they work. I am new to this. Anyway your work is great but this video is not for a beginner.
also dude you failed to mention that trap code particular happens to cost either $600 annually or $1k for a perpetual license. Is this a tutorial or is it a "this is how I made this" video. Nothing wrong with the second one, but that's not a tutorial.
I think a tutorial can be directed to different levels. If you watch some beginner tutorials first this might make more sense. AE cost money, Cinema 4d cost money so does Trapcode particular.
@@OlofStorm yeah, you're not wrong. I admit a fair bit of the salt there was due to my pulling my hair out. I ended up doing just that. I was able to figure out what you weren't saying and go hunt down those answers. I still think there is value in going step by step and that will make something more available to a broader audience. But it's not required to be a tutorial. As for the price..... Yeah still getting used to that. Probably normal for you, totally culture shock for me. But I'll get there. Anyway keep making awesome thing.