Stardust Physics Tutorial: Creating Logo

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Stardust is a Modular 3D particle system for Adobe After Effects and in this video Roland Hartmann of graphicinmotion.com shows how to create a logo intro using the physical particles inside Stardust.

>> See Also: Stardust 1.1 for After Effects | Tool Of the Day




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