I have chosen just three recipes as most of the ones I am trying I can't seem to get to do anything, or they don't do anything very exciting.
1) Party Lights [#48]
This is by far my favorite recipe. It emits particles from a point which the user can dynamically interact with. It has settings for glowing and streaks, all of which look very beautiful. I'm a huge particle fan for motion graphics to begin with.
2) Verlits [#41]
This is the first recipe I stumbled upon that I really spent a long time on and was inspired to get in and start tweaking it. There are a few points floating around, connecting to another point via a line. You can change the tension of the connected lines to make the unit behave as a very interesting organic whole. There is some default noise to the particles which make it move around in an interesting way by default.
3) Scrolly Brush [#44]
This one isn't actually that exciting, I thought it just functioned well. Basically you can paint on a surface, however as you paint the surface starts sliding away at a speed and direction you choose, but the image tessellates so whatever goes off one edge comes on the opposite so you can create interesting seamless patterns very quickly.
1 comment:
These are my favorites too especially Party lights and verlits. Apart from these I also liked
SHATTER #37
This can be used as a transition for videos. It can be created as a explosion of video pieces.
ANIMATOR #31
I found this interesting as we can create a Origami representation using this. As a Origami fan, this was my 1st thought after trying this. This can also be used to create random abstract backgrounds.
debris #27
This jitter caught my attention as a creepy one. Im planning to use this effect in one of my videos.
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