Tile Explosion is a set of transitions designed for iMovie that create an exploding and shattering tile effect. With Tile Explosion, users can add unique and eye-catching transitions to their videos.
Tile Explosion Transitions is a great set of transitions for iMovie that can turn a clip into over a hundred animated tiles that fly off-screen with different animations. Some of the animations look like crumbling walls while others create an explosion effect. You even have control over the number of tiles used, the basic animation process (the plug has 15 animation processors), and the variance on the animation theme (100 levels each). Additionally, the fade-in and fade-out of the plug-in each fade to a user-defined color.
To use Tile Explosion Transitions, you need to have iMovie 3 or higher. Once you have the plug-in installed, you can start to explore its key features. These include horizontal and vertical sliders that control the number of tiles used in each direction. You can set them from 3 to 53.
The variance slider lets you control the relative randomness of a direction. Setting it to zero will cause the tiles to behave similarly. However, setting it to 100 will make them more erratic.
The direction pop-up pre-selects the tile's animation sequence. The actual sequence will depend on the number of tiles and the variance. The sequences available include random, explosion, explosion (t), right, right (t), left, left (t), top, top (t), bottom, bottom (t), left & right, left & right (t), and up & down, up & down (t).
Finally, the fade color (in/out only) lets you define the color to fade to or from. Overall, Tile Explosion Transitions is a powerful plugin that offers lots of creative control over your clips.
To use Tile Explosion Transitions, you need to have iMovie 3 or higher. Once you have the plug-in installed, you can start to explore its key features. These include horizontal and vertical sliders that control the number of tiles used in each direction. You can set them from 3 to 53.
The variance slider lets you control the relative randomness of a direction. Setting it to zero will cause the tiles to behave similarly. However, setting it to 100 will make them more erratic.
The direction pop-up pre-selects the tile's animation sequence. The actual sequence will depend on the number of tiles and the variance. The sequences available include random, explosion, explosion (t), right, right (t), left, left (t), top, top (t), bottom, bottom (t), left & right, left & right (t), and up & down, up & down (t).
Finally, the fade color (in/out only) lets you define the color to fade to or from. Overall, Tile Explosion Transitions is a powerful plugin that offers lots of creative control over your clips.
What's New
Version 3.0.0: N/A