* When this option is enabled, each intersection point of your grid (source or destination grid) may be moved in space along three axes ( width, height and depth) the effect of which will result in immediate distortion of the current image. Copy the destination grid to the source grid. Copy the source grid to the destination grid. The five buttons present in this panel are used respectively to: The limit of the grids is 50x50 intersections. You may increase or decrease the height and/or width of these grids. * The first two numeric fields are used to select the number of intersection points on your grids ( Source and Destination grids have the same number of intersections).
The latter may be identified by their position on the grid (see below).
* The Point menu is used to edit each grid point present on the screen. The image is distorted, stretched or contracted over a narrower or wider area on the screen so that the points on the source grid of your initial image are moved to the same location as the points on the destination grid.īelow, source and destination points on a grid with the resulting distortion. * Modification of an intersection in the Source and/or Destination grid distorts the current image accordingly. When the destination is displayed, the opposite case applies.ĭisplay of Source and Destination grids (the current grid is green, the other is blue) In the HUD, when the source grid is displayed, the destination grid is always visible behind in a less bright color. Intersections in the Source grid Intersections in the Destination grid The Display popup menu is used to select on which of the two grids you intend to work.ĭepending on your choice, the HUD will be modified accordingly: the letter S appears when the source grid is displayed and the letter D appears if the destination grid is displayed. * The use of two grids will be necessary for your effects to work correctly: these grids are referred to as Source and Destination grids. Once the effect has been placed in the FX stack, a grid is displayed on the current image. (below, you will find a summary overview of the possibilities proposed). The warp grid effect, when correctly used, can produce quite spectacular results: wave movement, 3D rotation of faces, movement of hair blowing in the wind, etc.
The warp grid is an extremely useful animation tool and is capable of distorting the images in time according to the criteria of your choice.
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