Aescripts Break It! v1.5.0 (Win, Mac):
How does it work:
- Select your topic. Choose the number of breaks and hit on the button to break.
- You now need to cover the areas that you'd like to cut.
- You can set breaks by using markers.
- Select the subject you want to study. Choose the number of breaks and hit on the button to break.
- You now need to mark the places that you'd like to break. The default force to break comes from the middle.
- You can alter the direction of the force. You can set a different force for each breaking part.
How to apply the fracturing effect with more small pieces on your image?
You can use "Aescripts Break It" to edit.
Where can I download the product?
You can download it for free from here.
Simple to set up configurations: (ability to define each piece of equipment separately)
- Explosion wave
- The direction of force and intensity
- Viscosity property
- Gravity
- Limit the dimensions and amount of particles.
New Changes:
- Size and frame rate of break composition were fixed
- Extrusion depth added (for the thickness of broken particles)
- More than 20 breaking patterns added
- Some styles added
- Controllers were optimized
- Some other errors fixed
Some great features of Aescripts Break It!:
- Break It offers you the capability to create amazing breaking effects for your photos without the need for additional plugins.
- Create a stunning break effect with your objects in just two clicks.
- Flexible settings let users alter their outcomes entirely and give you complete control.
- You can control the number of pieces, the gravity shatter spacing, and more.
- Also, manage the breaking force regardless of direction!
- The capability to be broken multiple times in many different locations
What is Aescripts Break It?
Aescripts Break It is a script or plugin designed for Adobe After Effects that allows users to create dynamic and customizable breaking or shattering effects for their motion graphics and visual effects projects. With Break It, users can easily simulate the breaking or fracturing of objects, text, or layers within After Effects compositions.
