Animate water with turbulate

[texasjgc]

hi there, I know, I know, why don't I take real water, might be your question, but anyway it must be cheap and quick...so:
does anyone know a nice expression to let the turbulate macro create a moving water out of a still photo of a water-surface?
excuse my french

thx, and a happy new year!

julian

Julian Gnass
julianfx@gmx.net [/email]

[tomburli]

T_Ripple1 = T_Ripple(0, 0, -191.3, 1, 2.4, Hermite(0,[35.1,44.74,44.74]@1,[76.6,44.74,44.74]@50),
-1.4, 0, 0.3040051, 0.2800444, 0.9, 1, 0, 45, 45, 100, 100,
"low", 100, "none", 50, 100, 100, "colour", "colour", "colour",
"colour");

// User Interface settings

SetKey(
"nodeView.T_Ripple1.x", "1621.359",
"nodeView.T_Ripple1.y", "181.17"
);

pls copy these to your shake, just copy and past it in the shanke's window. try it , i wish i had helped you.

[texasjgc]

first of all thank you very much for your post!
unfortunately I don't own a t_ripple.
I haven't found this macro anywhere.
if I paste your text into shake it just gives me an error message "unknown function..."

greetz, julian

Julian
julianfx@gmx.net [/email]

[tomburli]

i think you haven't the Tinder for shake.

so, another way to do it.

use node: warpX
and use node SetDoD node after warpX

in the parameter of WarpX

write in the XExpr--->x+3*sin(10/time*y/10)

write in the yExpr--->y+3*sin(10/time*x/10)

maybe it's not the best effect
you can try to change the expression by yourself