S_WarpDrops
Warps the source clip by multiple patterns of concentric waves emanating from multiple center locations. Each area in the Centers input clip brighter than the value of Threshold Cntrs, generates an independent pattern of concentric waves, and the total brightness of each area scales the warping magnitude of those waves. If the Centers image is complex, the number and locations of resulting centers can be fairly sensitive to the threshold value. Try using just solid black with a few white dots for the Centers input. If you only need a single set of waves, you can use the WarpPuddle effect instead.In the Sapphire Distort effects submenu.
Inputs:
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Source: The current layer. The input clip to be warped.
- Centers: Defaults to None. Determines the centers of the wave patterns. Each area in this clip brighter than the value of Threshold Cntrs, generates an independent pattern of concentric waves. The total brightness of the area (brightness x area) scales the warping magnitude of those waves. This clip is often a painted image of dots of different sizes and brightnesses. If the painted centers move over time, the effect centers will move with them.
- Matte: Defaults to None. If provided, the amplitude of warping is scaled by the values of this input clip. Gray values internally scale the warping amplitude rather than simply cross-fading between the effect and the original source to allow more continuous results at the matte edges and more detailed control over the warping amounts. This input can be affected using the Blur Matte, Invert Matte, or Matte Use parameters.
- Centers: Defaults to None. Determines the centers of the wave patterns. Each area in this clip brighter than the value of Threshold Cntrs, generates an independent pattern of concentric waves. The total brightness of the area (brightness x area) scales the warping magnitude of those waves. This clip is often a painted image of dots of different sizes and brightnesses. If the painted centers move over time, the effect centers will move with them.
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