Leigh Williamson shows an easy way to loop evolution forever when creating things like a line boil effect.
Usually, it’s easy to add a simple expression to things like evolution and make them always animate. That might not always be the case when you are animating an evolution property to, let’s say, a turbulent displace effect in Adobe After Effects.
This quick tip from Leigh Williamson shows how you can make the evolution animate forever by adding a tiny thing to the expression. In Leigh’s example, he is creating a line boil effect, and without the expression’s modification, it could stop moving after a minute or two.
About Leigh Williamson.
Leigh Williamson is a London-based 2D/3D animator and illustrator. He was initially born in Cape Town, South Africa. Leigh now lives in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, the UK, working remotely in his studio.
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