After Effects, Recent Posts, TutorialsJuly 24, 2018July 24, 2018

After Effects – Stardust Physics Tutorial

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[Instructor] Roland Hartmann

In this tutorial, Roland Hartmann of graphicinmotion.com shows us how to use physical particles inside the Stardust plugin for After Effects.

Topics covered include:

• Physics simulation workflow
• Adding a physical preset
• Tweaking global settings
• Physical properties and forces

Tutorial:

Stardust Plugin: toolfarm.com/superluminal_stardust

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Motion Squared Cinema 4D Texture Packs: motionsquared.net

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