"Car going behind the hill" effect? Help, I'm new
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"Car going behind the hill" effect? Help, I'm new
I'm trying to make an animation where a car goes over one hill, then behind another, then over that one, but i cant figure out how to set it so that the car goes behind the hill first, then in front of the hill. Would i use a mask or something??
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Re: "Car going behind the hill" effect? Help, I'm
Here's my animation:macbookio wrote:I'm trying to make an animation where a car goes over one hill, then behind another, then over that one, but i cant figure out how to set it so that the car goes behind the hill first, then in front of the hill. Would i use a mask or something??
http://homepage.mac.com/rplate/iMovieTheater29.html
And... Here's the Anime file
http://homepage.mac.com/rplate/FileSharing28.html
The Anime file will take a bit of time to open depending on your processor because, the car in the scene is a "3D".obl file
I split the background into two parts in Photoshop Elements 4.0
There are two "hiWayfront.png" duplicate files. One is placed above the car but below the "hiWayBACK.png". The other is placed below the "ROADcar.obj"
In frame 24 the car layer is simply being translated up from under the "hiWayfront.png" layer. ASP tweens it automatically.
Then at frame 24 I turned visibility off for the top "hiWayfront.png".
Once the car is over the hill it is in front of the "hiWayfront.png"
If you don't want to use a 3D .obj file it may get complicated changing the perspective of the vehicle.
For that, I just used the >option/alt< key along with the layer translate tool to change the z depth and thus the illusion the car is moving closer to you.
I hope this helps.
Hehe...well it goes to show how differently people can interpret a message. I thought macbookio meant the car was travelling in a side view from left to right across the screen going in front of and behind hills. Never once did i think to take the post as meaning this car could be travelling towards the camera. Nice one rplate!
D.K
D.K
DKDK wrote:Hehe...well it goes to show how differently people can interpret a message. I thought macbookio meant the car was travelling in a side view from left to right across the screen going in front of and behind hills....
D.K
Naw. That would be too easy. He wouldn't ask about masking for that, would he?
Thanks for your input when I do something on the forum.
I live in Minnesota and winter has arrived in full force. So I'll be on the forum a little more often.