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Sensor Animation

Participant ,
Dec 05, 2016 Dec 05, 2016

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Hello,

I'm hoping someone can guide me on the best way to animate an adaptive cruise control sensor.

Please take a look at this 3-D video for the animation reference- Adaptive Cruise Control Audi - YouTube

The final animation won't be in 3-D.

I need to animate the bars from the attached reference.

Thanks.

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LEGEND , Dec 06, 2016 Dec 06, 2016

You can move the producer point, can you not? You need to spend some time with the plug-in and learn how it works. Even if the producer point was static, you could still pre-compose the whole layer and mask it, so only one side remains, which is what I would do, anyway - create a large square comp, tweak the wave parameters, use the pre-comp as a layer in the parent comp and mask out the "cone" using a mask or a symetrrical radial wipe. And again, that also takes care of any alignment and orien

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LEGEND ,
Dec 05, 2016 Dec 05, 2016

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Effects --> Generate --> Radio Waves and a bit of masking and pre-comping.

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Dec 06, 2016 Dec 06, 2016

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Cool. This might work. Can you help me on how do rotate the radio wave so looks like my graphic? I can't seem to figure that out.

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No need to rotate anything. Just set a suitably low side count on the polygon shape or create a rectangular mask with the right orientation and feed it into the effect. Of course you can always rotate the pre-comp layer just as well, since you will have to mask it anyway.

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That is starting to look like what I need but the pulse starts from the middle. I need the pulse to start from right to left. Attached is a shot of my desktop.

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You can move the producer point, can you not? You need to spend some time with the plug-in and learn how it works. Even if the producer point was static, you could still pre-compose the whole layer and mask it, so only one side remains, which is what I would do, anyway - create a large square comp, tweak the wave parameters, use the pre-comp as a layer in the parent comp and mask out the "cone" using a mask or a symetrrical radial wipe. And again, that also takes care of any alignment and orientation issues because you can simply rotate and move the layer as a whole.

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Thanks for responding and all your help! I got it looking good.

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