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Rick GerardCorrect answer
Community Expert
December 24, 2021

For Shatter, you pre-compose moving all attributes and then use Time Remapping to reverse the playback.

 

This works for any animation. Some specific effects cannot be reversed without using the Layer/Time menu.

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Participant
November 30, 2023

Hi there,

Absolutely! To create a breakthrough effect via shatter followed by a rebuild scene:

  1. Shatter Effect Breakthrough:

    • Apply the shatter effect to the object or scene you want to break.
    • Keyframe the shatter settings to control the moment of breakage.
    • To reverse the shake effect, keyframe the settings backward to rebuild the scene gradually.
  2. Rebuild Scene:

    • After the shatter effect, use keyframes to animate the rebuild.
    • Gradually reverse the shatter effect by adjusting settings or using a reverse animation technique.
    • Reconstruct the scene by animating elements coming back together.
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Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
December 24, 2021

For Shatter, you pre-compose moving all attributes and then use Time Remapping to reverse the playback.

 

This works for any animation. Some specific effects cannot be reversed without using the Layer/Time menu.

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One&DoneAuthor
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December 24, 2021

             Awesome!!!

Thank you so much Rick!!

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