In this tutorial, give a little life to your drawings by using the wiggle expression attached to the puppet tool in Adobe After Effects CS4. This is a cool way to animate your project.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use these tools to add some life to an otherwise static object. Make your computer dance!
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Thanks for the lesson this will be a useful effect for me to use. I have just started using after effects and my question is: is there a way to make lines move with a fluid motion using the puppet tool? At the moment I'm trying to make a line swirl through a 3d box figure but it looks robotic and stretches when I want to make it curve in and out. So I'm trying to make it move altogether like a snake. Any ideas?
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