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Gator Graphics
posted 02-29-2000 03:24 PM           
Ok ok ok ,I know there are TONS of posts on this , bu i just can't seem to find it on this in pitcular. In my movie Z-team , the sabers hit alot , for about 1min:20sec ...soo now for the question
How in the H3ll do yu make a light saber hit , ya know , like a flash. I tried render / photo flash , did not work ,I tries a white splch (new word I just made it) and that looked so crapy , I mean really bad. any one help me?!?!?!?!?

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NJRFilms
posted 02-29-2000 06:17 PM           
Thats funny, cuz i was about to ask the same questin. Ive got a few of others saber tests and what they seem to do is have a white circle where they hit. Tell me if u figure it out.

Phil the Giant Robot
posted 02-29-2000 06:39 PM           
Okay, this took me awhile to get, too. everybody elses instructions were kinda confusing, so i'm gonna make this as easy as possible. Here We Go!

1) right click the projects window and select import->file

2)choose your lightsaber footage and open it

3)drag the little icon signifying the existance of you footage into the right hand window. when you do this, you should also see it appear in the timeline window.

4) in the right hand window, move the little bar at the bottom of the window to the place where you want the flare to start.

5) select the icon signifying the existance of your footage in the TIMELINE window, causing it to get a dotted line around it.

6) right click the newly selcted footage in the timeline window and select "effects"

7) choose "Lens Flare" and click add.

8) press okay

9) when you see a little blue bar over the footage window in the timeline window, that means you gots it

10) render it!

there ya go, in ten easy steps, too! funny how that works out enjoy!

Phil

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Phil the Giant Robot
posted 02-29-2000 06:57 PM           
oh yeah, and me almost forgot, you wanna choose where you want your flare when you open the effects window and choose lens flare. be careful though, the window that shows the image of your film in it doesn't exactly match up with the actual filmstrip.

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Gator Graphics
posted 02-29-2000 09:57 PM           
Thanks for the ten easy steps I'll try it.
ok , I just tried it , one little prolbem , every time i try to put the flare there it makes like 10 other frames with the flare also , i even tried making the flare as small as computerly possiable..soo what am i doing wrong?

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Gator Graphics
posted 03-04-2000 09:31 PM           
Can't anyone help?

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~~RJ~~
http://ggi.homepage.com


Brien
posted 03-05-2000 09:31 AM           
The lens flare filter gives the effect of the sun or bright light source shining across your lens, that is what those other circles are, they are part of the effect. I would not think it would matter on video for one frame. That is just my opinion though.

Brien

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