I am trying to complete the "MadVFX" course in AE, but in week 1's homework, there is a file I don't have a clue how to replicate.
How do you make this neon glow effect, and is it reflecting onto the 3d model, or would it be applied to the 3d model with a layer placed ontop on screen mode?
If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
P.s I would recommend this course to everyone, it is really good.
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