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Re: how is this done???
by Matthew Woods on Sep 26, 2008 at 6:19:07 pm

It looks like the overflowing light may be just an animated radial blur. Try making two copys of your animation. Keep the bottom one unblurred for the sharp edges of the silhouette, Change the blending mode of the top copy to "add" and apply a radial blur to it. Then animate the blur center, blur amount and opacity of the top layer to create your light spilling animation.




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