You can choose between the following colour spaces: This allows you to customize how the interpolation between the original colours and the override colours is calculated.īy default, colours are interpolated in RGB mode, which means that the red, green and blue values are interpolated from their original values to their override values directly. At 50, the input image’s colour are interpolated halfway towards the override colours. At 100, the input image’s colours are fully replaced by the override colours. At 0, the input image preserves its original colours. This parameter can be set to any value between 0 and 100. Each node must have a name that is unique to its containing group.Īn animatable function for the percentage of interpolation between the input image’s original colours and the override colours. The name of the node as it appears in the Node View and the Timeline view. The Layer Properties for the Colour-Fade node are similar to the Colour-Override node, except that it has a Fade function and does not support overriding textures. Hence, it does not work with bitmap images, but it does work with vector images connected to bitmap composites and bitmap effects. Just like the Colour-Override node, the Colour-Fade node works by travelling up the node system to replace the colours in the vector artwork.

The Colour-Fade node will take the image sent to its input (top) port, and output the image with the colour fade applied to it through its output (bottom) port. To use the Colour-Fade node, simply connect it under the element, effect or composite on which you want to perform a colour fade. Hence, by animating this function to go from 0 to 100 over a couple frames, you can animate the transition between the original colours and the replacement colours. But it also has a “Fade” function, that has a value between 0 and 100, which interpolates between the original colours and the replacement colours.

The Colour-Fade node works a lot like the Colour-Override node, in that it allows you to replace the palettes used by elements in your scene with different palettes, and to replace individual colours with different colours.

The Colour-Fade effect allows you to animate a change in colours for an element in your scene.

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