Re: simulating a sketch line in AE5

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From: Rick Gerard
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 21:30

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If you just want to squiggle thin lines try displacement mapping. Animate a fractal noise layer and then apply Displacement map. EZ as pie, controlable, and it should work. If you want to roughen up the edges then some 3rd party plug-in's should do the trick...

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