Aurora Sky offers a 3D sky creation feature for After Effects, providing realistic outcomes.
Digital Anarchy already has a great photorealistic water generator, and now they're back with Aurora Sky, a tool that does for skies what Psunami Water has done for water. This software plugin allows you to create realistic three-dimensional skies within After Effects. With Aurora Sky, you'll have access to a wide variety of special effects that are substantially more powerful and flexible than simple fractal clouds.
What sets Aurora Sky apart is its ability to take advantage of the 3D capabilities of After Effects. This means that you can use texture and cloud shaping maps to create wildly custom skyscapes. The plugin is great if you want to create skies and clouds in your project, but don't have the time, knowledge, or tools to build them in a 3D program. It also keeps you safely tucked into your main application's production pipeline, so you won't have to deal with import issues or switch between apps.
One of the only limitations of Aurora Sky is that the demo never expires, but your footage will be watermarked. However, this shouldn't be a problem if you're trying to decide whether or not to purchase the full version of the software. In terms of requirements, Aurora Sky should be compatible with After Effects 4.1 and higher, as well as Final Cut Pro 3.0. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful and flexible solution for creating three-dimensional skies, Aurora Sky could be just what you need.
What sets Aurora Sky apart is its ability to take advantage of the 3D capabilities of After Effects. This means that you can use texture and cloud shaping maps to create wildly custom skyscapes. The plugin is great if you want to create skies and clouds in your project, but don't have the time, knowledge, or tools to build them in a 3D program. It also keeps you safely tucked into your main application's production pipeline, so you won't have to deal with import issues or switch between apps.
One of the only limitations of Aurora Sky is that the demo never expires, but your footage will be watermarked. However, this shouldn't be a problem if you're trying to decide whether or not to purchase the full version of the software. In terms of requirements, Aurora Sky should be compatible with After Effects 4.1 and higher, as well as Final Cut Pro 3.0. Overall, if you're looking for a powerful and flexible solution for creating three-dimensional skies, Aurora Sky could be just what you need.
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