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You are probably going to need to shell out money for Revision FX' RE:Flex warping/ morphing plug-ins. There's no built-in way to achieve that kind of complex deformations. All stock AE distortion effects are too unsophisticated for that and don't provide the path/ mask based control liek you seem to need it.
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You are probably going to need to shell out money for Revision FX' RE:Flex warping/ morphing plug-ins. There's no built-in way to achieve that kind of complex deformations. All stock AE distortion effects are too unsophisticated for that and don't provide the path/ mask based control liek you seem to need it.
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thank you! I'm going to create a new project to tackle this. I'm going to use this information for sure.
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If you just want to blend gradients and animate them you can use shape layers. For example, can add as many gradients as you like to a single rectangle, change their blend modes to make them interact, and change the colors and positions. For example, one rectangle, two gradient fills and some animation.
There's tremendous power in this technique. You can add as many gradients or fills as you like and animate a ton of properties.
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