Re: How to create a globe effect that text moving around?

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From: Chris_Poisson
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 16:16

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You can take a mercator projection map from NASA and use the CC sphere effect on it, you get a perfect globe which you can animate. They also have cloud maps which you can put on the globe and animate at slightly different speeds, you can see this on the Discovery Channel it is really easy to do.

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