After six hours of continuous Googleing, at last I got it in your web site. I wonder what is the lack of Google strategy that don’t rank this kind of informative websites in top of the list. Generally the top sites are full of garbage. Favorites are essentially After Effect’s version of presets. You can save out filters and the keyframes associated with them. You can even save out groups of filters. It's a very powerful way of saving any cool effects you've created and re-using them in other projects or passing them along to friends or colleagues.

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Cell Pattern And Favorites, San Francisco, California, USA ©2003 by Jim Tierney and CreativeCow.net. All rights are reserved. Article Focus: Cell Pattern is a filter that can be used to create all sorts of background animations, displacement maps, track mattes, and many other things. It uses algorithms to generate the shapes and shading you see rendered.

This allows you to create thousands of different patterns and textures. In this tutorial, Jim Tierney demonstrates a few of these as well as discusses how to create and save your own After Effects favorites. No movie ---Cell Pattern--- Cell Pattern is a filter that can be used to create all sorts of background animations, displacement maps, track mattes, and many other things. It uses algorithms to generate the shapes and shading you see rendered. This allows you to create thousands of different patterns and textures.

It's a fairly simple filter, but like many simple filters, you can combine it with other filters to create a wide range of unique effects. A few examples: We're also going to talk about Favorites in this tutorial. Favorites are essentially After Effect’s version of presets. You can save out filters and the keyframes associated with them. You can even save out groups of filters.

It's a very powerful way of saving any cool effects you've created and re-using them in other projects or passing them along to friends or colleagues. First off, let's dive into Cell Pattern.

Open up the ‘celling_favorites.aep’ project. (Download from the green bar above.) You'll see a solid layer called ‘Cell Space’. Select this layer and apply Cell Pattern (Effect>Render>Cell Pattern). The most important parameter in this filter is the ‘Cell Pattern’ pop-up (surprise, surprise). This lets you select the type of cell you want to use. There are about 8 different types, with some having High Quality versions (look for the HQ after the name).