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Have you looked at http://www.motionscript.com?

I believe there is a preset for that under animation text effects.

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Found a work around, I simply set my QT output module as the default and all newly added que items use that output module.

Lloyd, Thanks for the add to render que line, that nearly does it. The only thing left is to specify an output module I usually render to quicktime (not the default AVI) and have a few different presets already set up. Say I have an output module called "QT". Do you know what would be the ...

Hi All, I had a good day today and answered my own question. Here is the code: //Gridify comps. //Takes selected footage item and creates multiple comps that are windows into the footage item. //Guts from Compify //Byron Nash, Edited and Improved by Paul Tuersley //October 2004 // //Select single fo...

You could just add a drop shadow and blur it out quite a bit. Set its opacity to near 100% or whatever looks good.

If you are running CS3, you could use the new sample image function to detect the white space and adjust the drop shadow opacity automatically.

Poof the image is gone!

Just an FYI.

Your website looks way out of whack on IE 7.0.

It is not too hard to do in blender.

Here is a direct link to a forum where you can download a .BLEND file.
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthr ... light=rope

Open the file and render out your footage!

How is this useful?

What 3D app is going to read that information?

You could just copy the position of the camera to the clipboard then paste that position into the new layer. Then subtract or add 100 or so to the Z.

There is some nice work on exopolis.