Ripple
Ripple
Add a ripple effect to your footage.
Overview
The Ripple effect in Adobe After Effects creates the illusion of ripples or waves emanating from a central point, simulating the appearance of water or other wave-like distortions.
Controls
Radius: This determines the distance over which the ripples spread. A larger radius means the ripples will extend further across the layer.
Phase: Defines phase of wave at which the ripple starts.
Wave Width: Determines the distance between the peaks of the waves. Larger values create wider, more spaced-out ripples.
Wave Height: Controls the intensity or amplitude of the ripples. Higher values create more pronounced waves.
Center: The effect originates from a specific point in your layer, which you can adjust to set the starting point of the ripples.
Is Symmetric: Makes ripples symmetrical
Is Repeating UV: Repeats edges of footage to fill in gaps create by effect.
Time: Defines wave or ripple movement over time
Overview
The Ripple effect in Adobe After Effects creates the illusion of ripples or waves emanating from a central point, simulating the appearance of water or other wave-like distortions.
Controls
Radius: This determines the distance over which the ripples spread. A larger radius means the ripples will extend further across the layer.
Phase: Defines phase of wave at which the ripple starts.
Wave Width: Determines the distance between the peaks of the waves. Larger values create wider, more spaced-out ripples.
Wave Height: Controls the intensity or amplitude of the ripples. Higher values create more pronounced waves.
Center: The effect originates from a specific point in your layer, which you can adjust to set the starting point of the ripples.
Is Symmetric: Makes ripples symmetrical
Is Repeating UV: Repeats edges of footage to fill in gaps create by effect.
Time: Defines wave or ripple movement over time
Overview
The Ripple effect in Adobe After Effects creates the illusion of ripples or waves emanating from a central point, simulating the appearance of water or other wave-like distortions.
Controls
Radius: This determines the distance over which the ripples spread. A larger radius means the ripples will extend further across the layer.
Phase: Defines phase of wave at which the ripple starts.
Wave Width: Determines the distance between the peaks of the waves. Larger values create wider, more spaced-out ripples.
Wave Height: Controls the intensity or amplitude of the ripples. Higher values create more pronounced waves.
Center: The effect originates from a specific point in your layer, which you can adjust to set the starting point of the ripples.
Is Symmetric: Makes ripples symmetrical
Is Repeating UV: Repeats edges of footage to fill in gaps create by effect.
Time: Defines wave or ripple movement over time
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