RE:Flex Warper Basics - Part 1

Product: RE:Flex Warper AE compatible
Host used for this tutorial: After Effects

Description:
This screencast covers the basics on how to set up a simple warp using a closed spline within After Effects. It is part one of 2 (part 2 covers multiple, open splines).
Download Tutorial project (for AE CS4 and above):
http://help.revisionfx.com/uploads/resources/attachment/121_tut0022_RF_AE_01_...

Author: Lori Freitag
Company: RE:Vision Effects
link: http://revisionfx.com/products/reflex/

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Category:

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Tags:

• REFlex
• RE:Flex
• Warper
• revisionfx
• effects
• after effects

[DamienBenoit]

Why when you guys do examples, you use the most useless method ever for this stuff? I still cant get a grip on how any of your plugin could ever be useful and everything I seen so far from your website, I can do without anything extra inside of After Effects. Especially Twixtor, I want to know where this is something you dont already have in AE

[revisionfx]

@DamienBenoit Keep watching the set of videos we'll be posting. AE can't work with open splines with it's Reshape command. AE doesn't allow you to warp using multiple splines. RE:Flex does. AE doesn't do morphing, RE:FLex does. AE doesn't have an automatic alignment feature to morph.. in fact RE:FLex is the only morpher on the market that combines automatic feature alignment with manual alignment. If RE:Flex doesn't meet your needs, then cool, but it has way more features than AE.

[imranbug81]

That was hideous !

[kingk00]

i gotta agree... not to put you down this intricate and respectable work, but i dont was about to use the effect and realized i could do it without...