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TEXTURIZE MOTION

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Getting Started

• Drag the effect onto your clip.

Modify the Effect

• Position: Reposition the center of the distortion on the canvas using the X and Y numerical controls or the crosshair selector.
• Scale: Change the size of the grunge texture using the Scale slider.
• Texture Select: Choose from various grunge texture types from the drop-down menu to find the desired look for your footage.
• Texture Behavior: Choose whether the texture will Cycle through the various tiles like it, of if it stays as a Still image.
• Texture Opacity: Make the overlayed texture more transparent by turning down the Texture Opacity control.
• Texture Contrast: Bringing up the level will darken the contrast within the texture.
• Texture Tint: Add a hue to the textured effect using the Tint color picker.
• Tint Strength: Control the strength of the tint color chosen above.
• Texture Speed: Adjusts how fast the textures are cycled through if Cycle is chosen as the behavior.
• Texture Frame Offset: Offsets the starting frame of the texture's cycle.
• Posterize Source Time: Adjusts the tone of the image prior to applying the texture.
• Invert Texture: Swaps the light and dark parts of the texture image file.
• Texture Blend Mode: Chose from the drop-down to select the blending mode used to composite the masked clone result over the original image.
• Texture Blur: Raising the control will soften the focus and detail of the grunge.
• Displacement Map
  • The Use Displacement checkbox will activate the grunge layer acting as a displacement map to distort the original footage layer.
  • You can then distort the footage even more by raising the Horizontal and Vertical Displacement controls towards 1.00.
  • Color Separation sets whether the texture separates the color channels from one another when Displacement is enabled.
  • The Soften Displacement Map slider will take away detail within the map when brought up towards 10.00.
• Jitter: adds optional jittering effects to the textured image
  • Jitter Speed sets the speed of the jitter effect
  • Animate Rotation, Scale, Position, and Brightness toggles which factors the jitter will affect
  • Rotate, Scale, Position, and Brightness Amount sets the range each factor will be jittered within.
• Mask
  • Uncheck the Enable Mask checkbox to turn off the mask completely and have the texture overlay effect the entire layer.
  • The Scale will scale your mask up or down in the range from 0-400% across the image and the Center control allows you to move the position of the mask along the X and Y axis using the cross-hair or numerical controls.
  • The shape of the masked area can be changed by adjusting the Aspect control. Turn this slider down toward 0 to spread it out horizontally, or up towards 10.0 to squeeze it vertically.
  • The Falloff control will soften the edge of the mask for a more subtle difference between the footage and the texturized masked vignette
• Random Seed: Adjusts the randomness formula used throughout the effect. Useful for discerning one similar effect from another, or just seeing other variance options.