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Hi,
i would like to know if there’s any equivalent of the Flame extbicubic (or the gridwarp for those who are familiar with Fusion) for Combustion?
Actually for the kind of job i need to do, the Vision’s Plugin is too much simple …Haven’t heard of any, but i really need that sometimes for some projects too.
I really REALLY think they should add it in combustion.Thanks for your answer …
I think it is essential … it is the only tool missing in that software … and maybe a 3D tracking … 🙂TBH i don’t like on-app 3d trackers.
I would definitely rather spend some money on a 3rd party tracking software to do the work, as you can do so much more and get a much better result by doing so. But 3D elements and the ability to operate with planes as a simple 3D application would do wonders.
They really need to redo some parts of the painting system, like making the brush editable in the timeline etc…
Multi-track audio and audio features like Adobe AfterEffects wouldn’t be bad eighter, tho i hardly dought that Combustion will ever get better on that area.you are abosutely right …
i use to work with Flame and i am maybe asking too much for a software like Combustion …
i guess i should try to do what i can with what i got for the moment … 😉Amey wrote:you are abosutely right …
i use to work with Flame and i am maybe asking too much for a software like Combustion …
i guess i should try to do what i can with what i got for the moment … 😉Well, flame got some nice tools indeed. 8)
But as for Combustion there are many things you can get away with by using multiple layers and lay them out in a 3d view etc, but in the end external 3D applications work much better and you will have much more control of the output, depending on the task offcause.The revision warper works very well. You should check it out.
It may not work like bicubic but you can get very similar results.
Culleythe revision plugin mops the floor with grid warper tools. its worth a second look
//gD
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