Urban Destruct #2 of the Cinematic series

Hi gardash,

Da Octopusss gave me permission to use the track in the preview only, it’s not available with the project.

If you want to use the track for commercial purposes, it’s best to ask Da Octopusss.

Hope that helps,

Thanks alx21, glad you like it!

The result of passion and imagination smashed together oh and hours and hours of effort haha

Great stuff sebi!

Let me know if you do make one, it’d be great to see!

Thanks for your comment

@Jaytgirl, Glad you like it so much, it was an amazing journey making it all come together, nice to be appreciated, cheers

@zaeem, thanks man!! yeah it took about 22 hours to complete, happy you like it! You’re 14 and getting into after effects..thats great, you have a fun road ahead of you!

Hi MaineMediaPros,

There’s 2 ways to do this.

1. If you want to also keep your new image within the shape of the underneath grunge layer, but more visible, do this: -Open the comp called ‘Scene-Wall Intro’ in the timeline window, change layer 11 (IMAGE/VIDEO02), from Overlay, to Normal in the layer mode settings. -Select the layer above, layer 10, and precompose it (Layer>Precompose) -Then open it up to find the grunge layer. Duplicate it 4-5 times and position it at different horizontal spaces to tray to cover the ‘gaps’ in the graphic, so it becomes more solid. -Now back in the ‘Scene-Wall Intro’ comp in the timeline, your new image you wanted to put in there will show through alot stronger, but still ‘fit’ in the grunge graphic underneath.

2. If you’re not too bothered about your new image staying inside the confinds of the grunge layer, simply go inside the ‘Scene-Wall Intro’ composition inthe timeline, change the ‘Track Matte’ setting of layer 11 (IMAGE/VIDEO02) from Luma Matte to No Track Matte.

In both these cases, you may need to hit the middle button located at the bottom left corner of the composition timeline windows (when you hover over it says ‘Expand or collapse the transfer control panes’), this will make the panel visible to access the layer modes and track matte settings.

Hope this helps,

Just email me if you need further direction.

Great stuff fat_denim!

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for your kind comments Final_Step, glad you like it!

Hi Graham,

Thanks for your kind comments!

I’m having some issues at the moment with my site but you can find it at this url http://cargocollective.com/kenzii

My apologies for delayed response. I’d like to talk with you further about your needs and see if I can help.

I’m actually out of office at the moment and will be back around Aug 15th. In the meantime, please feel free to get a detailed breif together, including as much detail as you can about what you need (also, timeframes and budget) and email it to lee@kenzii.com.

Should I need to know any more, I’ll contact you and ask so that I can give you an accurate quote.

Many thanks Graham,

speak to you in couple of weeks

Lee

Hi dbird32,

Firstly, thanks for your support!

Now…In your render queue window, under your movie to render, click on the blue text, next the ‘Output To:’ option and choose a place to save the render to on your hardrive with enough space…should work.

Hope that helps,

Best,

Kenzii

If that doesn’t work dbird32, just go to your composition that you want to render so that it’s visible on screen, go to the composition menu at the top of the screen…

...Choose ‘composition>make movie’ . It will add it to the render queue….

...Now, prepare the new output settings, choose a place to save, quality etc (maybe check inside the previosu listed renders for accurate settings to use)...

...now make sure that the new render is the only one ‘Ticked’ to be rendered…and click the RENDER button!

Hope that helps if the first suggestion doesn’t work out.

Kenzii

Hi Wesley,

As mentioned in the description, the track is not included I’m afraid, but I can provide the Fx track to send you.

hope this helps,

thanks for your interest

Hi Minev,

If you take a look at the composition called “Scene-Over the Wall” you will find 3 layers called “Black Behind Screen”. There are at layer 8, 15 and 22. If you click the “eye” icon to the left of the layer you can turn the visibility of these layers off. This will stop the flashing black.

The problem comes from after effects being unable to render those layers in in the right order sometimes and as they are very close to other layers, they often jump to the front of them and “flash” when after effects struggles to render the layers in order.

I realize this reply is a late but I hope it helps.