Superluminal Stardust for Adobe After Effects – Full Version
Overview of Superluminal Stardust for Adobe After Effects Benefits
Superluminal Stardust for Adobe After Effects has extended 3D rendering capabilities that have been greatly expanded with the introduction of flat reflections, sub-surface scattering, emission materials and more for our toolkit. , bring a lively and organic feeling to your images.
Stardust is an innovative Adobe After Effects plug-in to create stunning particle and motion effects and graphics. Its groundbreaking interface allows combining 3D models, particles, effects and more, all existing and interacting in a common space, enabling unparalleled integration between powerful tools. Brings unprecedented creative expression in After Effects. Bring your vision to life with 3D physics, Copy animation tools, 3D Model Library and hundreds of other features. Easily create complex effects using any of the hundreds of presets shipped or build start settings using a modular process.
Combined with the expanded toolbox for particle animation and 3D rendering tools, including the famous Copy tool, modular force and physical tool, bring the next level to creating tools. grain, allowing creation like never before in Adobe After Effects.
Overview of Superluminal Stardust for Adobe After Effects Features
- Modular 3D particle system for After Effects.
- One Tool, Single 3D space.
- One click smart presets.
- Replica, a unique effect, that replicates the particles in various ways.
- Countless particle effects.
- Emitters, Particles, Replica, Forces, 3D Models, Text & Mask, Maps.
- Space deformers, Sphere, Box, 3d Models, Bend, Twist, Maps, Black Hole.
- Splines, animate-able, both as paths and emitters.
- Containers,enclose particles in sphere, box or a 3D model.
Technical Details and System Requirements
- After Effects CC2015 and later , GPU with OpenGL 3.3 and later is required to render 3D models.
- 1 GB of RAM, 100 MB of hard drive space
- Version: 1.6
- Languages: English
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