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My cup of coffee forced me to make this:

Extract the .zip-file in your ~/Movies/Motion Templates/Transition folder.

knesaren wrote:

My cup of coffee forced me to make this:…

I know EXACTLY what you mean .... LOL
Nice transition …

Meant as a suggestion:
consider usage of the SEQUENCE REPLICATOR, less complex, have a look:



publish its manyfold settings or rename them by rigging (to/from gets a better descriptive 'right/left').
To have something to play with, attached demo file.

Thank you VERY much for your feedback Karsten

Is it possible to have different speed on each band when using Seq.Rep?

Updated version with better GUI.

If you have a folder named Kenneth in ~/Movies/Motion Templates/Transitions, then delete the 5 band and 5 band mask folders and copy in the new versions attached in this post.
If you don't have a folder named Kenneth, extract the attached file in ~/Movies/Motion Templates/Transitions

knesaren wrote:

Is it possible to have different speed on each band when using Seq.Rep?

diff. speed for each band - no.
For sure, you can adjust the 'spread' of the bars, but that is 'global' for all. Setting a diff. Traversal gives slightly individual speeds, example when you ease-out the movement, the last bar comes a lil later than the others...

Generally spoken: replicators and esp. the Sequencer are meant by concept to … ehm, replicate=multiply by copy one.

If you want to control each bar individually, your concept of individual masks is superior. You could link all 5 bars to one 'custom' behaviour, to allow sequential action AND individual one.... don't forget: you can 'record' keyframes for rigs! A very powerful feature in M5...

have a look at my tut, around 2:30 ... ok, key framing the cam, but works with any other keyframable parameter too.