help

[sour wagon]

I want to make a tear fall from his eye but the problem is that the clip moves is there a way to make the tear move with the clip?

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[gusty shadow]

i'm afraid frame-by-frame might be the answer with this one.
motion tracking is also an option though!

[sour wagon]

hmmmmmmmmmm

[sour wagon]

okay tyy

[gusty shadow]

is the tear a png? or is it something you made with the brush/paint tool

[sour wagon]

png

[celest shore]

really depends on how the clip moves

[sour wagon]

i can make one

[sour wagon]

what do u mean

[celest shore]

If its pretty stable
Just tracking should work
If its complex like resize angle and such might need a lot more then just tracking

[sour wagon]

hmm

[sour wagon]

im just so lazy to make it

[gusty shadow]

i recommend a png, yeah.

if you manage to track the png, you could also maybe try using "liquify" (or whatever it's called) to make it "move" downwards

or using the puppet tool may suffice

[sour wagon]

hmmmmm

[sour wagon]

look im new in after effect i dont know alot of things

[sour wagon]

is that good ?

i did it frame by frame

[gusty shadow]

uwah, lovely !

for a beginner, that's not bad at all

[sour wagon]

beginner for 8 months

[gusty shadow]

well hey,
we're all beginners at things we havent tried yet. if this is your first crack at doing a motion tracking animation-type doohickey, then i say you succeeded

[sour wagon]

It looks so bad.

the cc looks bad too

[gusty shadow]

hmmm, i think it's missing a better course of action. by that i mean, tears going straight down look a bit unnatural, so it's looking a bit stiff. try liquify to add a lil curve to it?

[sour wagon]

ok

[sour wagon]

and what about the flowers

looks better

[gusty shadow]

the what

[sour wagon]

in he's eyes

there is flowers

[gusty shadow]

oHHhhHh