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Vertical/Venetian blinds transition effect - but better - how?


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Vertical/Venetian blinds transition effect - but better - how?
by NellyM on Nov 21, 2007 at 11:00:50 am

Hi people

Ive been asked to create one of those vertical wipes/venetian that looks a bit like the one inlcuded in the AE set, but rather than just having all the "blinds" open/close at once - I need them to cascade in from left to right..

You see it used in flash quite a lot...

You know what I mean, right?

Please say you do! ;)

Heres a kind of example of what I mean;

http://www.blind.com/Blind-Archives/03/blind.php

Scroll down on the middle column to the bottom and click on the "Logo montage". About 20 seconds in after the Kleenex logo, is the Fedex logo...

Many many thanks in advance - as usual deadlines loom :(

N

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Vertical/Venetian blinds transition effect - but better - how? by NellyM on Nov 21, 2007 at 11:00:50 am
- Re: Vertical/Venetian blinds transition effect - but better - how? by Steve Roberts on Nov 21, 2007 at 11:35:17 am
  - Re: Vertical/Venetian blinds transition effect - but better - how? by Lisa Olsson on May 25, 2008 at 7:29:22 pm

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