Aescripts – Aura is a dynamic After Effects plugin that revolutionizes motion portraits. It leverages GPU-multiplied rendering to beautify creative manipulation, supplying excessive-frequency wave structures and integrating 3D digicam outcomes like intensity of area and bokeh.

Rowbyte – Aura Features

• High-overall performance rendering: Aura for After Effects utilizes the GPU to render complicated wave systems without trouble, even at excessive frequencies.
• 3-D skills: It’s 3-D camera aware and lets in the growing depth of area effects.
• Textured waves: Apply and manipulate turbulent noise to create nuanced wave animations.
• Advanced wave manipulation: Extensive parameters with start/give up points and graph editing for satisfactory-tuning wave behavior through the years.
• Motion route animation: Animate waves alongside described paths for intricate motion.
• Multiple wave producers: Combine three-D layers inside a single Aura instance for more prosperous outcomes.
• Shape versatility: Create waves using built-in shapes, masks, or transformed textual content layers.
• Multiple render modes: Choose among “Band” for visualizations, “Surface” for clean-flowing surfaces, or “Dots” for a unique visible style.
• SVG Export: Export animations as SVG sequences for printing or similar use.
• Customizable color maps: Utilize After Effects layers to outline and animate the colors of your waves.
• Optimized for After Effects: Built to leverage After Effects’ multi-threaded architecture for efficient overall performance and caching.

Aura Documentation

Image 1: You can create custom shapes in After Effects using the built-in polygon shape generator or by crafting shapes with AE’s mask tools.

Image 2: Wave controls typically include start and end parameters, often accompanied by graph parameters that influence their temporal evolution.

Image 3: Aura is fully 3D camera-aware in After Effects, allowing you to create stunning camera effects such as Depth of Field and Bokeh with customizable aperture settings.

Image 4: Make waves follow a Motion Path, enabling flexible movement for waves or extrusions along any desired trajectory.