@leemcd56@marcelpociot That's not embarrassing man. We (probably) all have moments like that. I get that especially when I'm tired. I start mixing syntaxes between languages and question the most basic stuff. Like is a stylesheet linked with a <link href> <link src> <style href> <style src>
How did I do @CDisillusion? My guess is that it's the original shadow is rotoscoped out. The playback of her moving her hands back is delayed and composited on top. You can even see the edge of the table morph a bit due to sloppy rotoscoping right after her hands cross the edge.
@Starlynk1 @Figensport My guess is that it's the original shadow is rotoscoped out. And the playback of her moving her hands back is delayed and composited on top of the rotoscoped area. You can even see the edge of the table morph a bit due to sloppy rotoscoping. So her reaction is fake for the vid
@marcelpociot Hey Marcel. I adapted your recent blog post into a FakeGPT example that uses Tailwind. Thought you might like it: https://t.co/ToRW0vHIMm
@neoziro@avstorm Completely agree. The biggest hurdle was getting tapered morphing voltage lines that have a gradient along the line. I don't know if you can do that well in CSS without resorting to animating the shape path fully, not using strokes. At that point Lottie would make more sense.