Lifetime: Use this to determine how long each ripple will last. Speed: Use this to change the speed of the ripple. Higher numbers/viscosity means less apparent ripples, like you would see in thicker liquids such as paint.ĭisplacement: Use this to change the amount the ripples are displaced across the screen Lower numbers/viscosity means more apparent ripples, like you would see in thin liquids such as water. Viscosity: The viscosity levels changes how apparent the ripples are. Number of Ripples: Use this to specify the number of ripples you want to create per droplet The smaller the settings, the more distinct the ripples will appear and vice versa. Size: Use this to adjust the size of your droplets.
The patterns are randomized.ĭroplets per Second: Use this to control the number of droplets you have on screen at a given time. Seed: Use this to create a new ripple pattern.
#Filmora pro or filmora x movie#
This creates a cool ‘ripple’ effect across your movie and automatically distorts the background.
You can use any of the layers in your timeline and the size/positioning of the PiP is fully customizable. This tool allows the quick creation of a picture-in-picture effect. There are a number of presets to chose from which all represent standard aspect ratios in film. This tool allows you to quickly and easily add letterboxing to your project. The grid lines and spacing are fully customizable as shown below. This tool creates a grid overlay on your project. You can customize each individual fractal method using the properties shown below to create the effect you desire. This is used to generate a variety of textures using procedural methods. If titles or roles are left out, the credits crawl still formats itself in the correct order so that everything makes sense. You can completely reformat the design elements including the titles, roles and names. However, it does come with the ability to modify it if you want to get creative. They are automatically animated and formatted for you. The End Credits Crawl adds a professional, feature film like scroll at the end of your project. Shadow Only: Use this to just render the shadow and not the source. Penumbra: Use this to make the shadow softer by feathering the edges. Scale Pivot: Use this to select the point at where the shadow is scaled. Scale: Use this to define the size of the drop shadow in relation to the source. Opacity: Use this to change the level of transparency of the shadow. Shadow Color: Use this to change your shadow’s color. The direction of the shadow is defined by the ‘Angle’ set above. You can even choose to just render the shadow without using a layer.Īngle: Use this to change the angle’s shadow in relation to the source.ĭistance: Use this to separate the shadow from the source. From here, you can then completely customize it in terms of its scale, distance and its appearance. You can use this tool to add a drop shadow to your layer. Offset: Use this to change the contrast of the cloud effect.Ĭloud Color: Use this to adjust the foreground color of the cloud.īackground Color: This adjusts ‘fill’ color on the background of the cloud. Speed X/Y: This allows for the cloud pattern to automatically be animated in the direction of your choice.īlend: Use this to change the blend mode of the clouds on the ‘host layer’Ĭloud Brightness: This adjusts the overall brightness of the cloud effect. ‘Iterations’ generates aa pattern of higher quality and the ‘seed’ adjustment generates a new pattern altogether.
Shape: In order to change the level of detail that you see in the cloud pattern, you need to change the shape ‘frequency’. Below we will discuss the different options you have for this effect.Ĭenter: This allows you to reposition the cloud pattern This cool effect generates a cloud texture which moves across the screen. You apply these affects to layers as you would with any other effect. ‘Generate’ effects are used to create new visual elements to your videos.
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