Dive into Creative Fluidity with Aescripts Mercury 1.2 - Full Version (Win, Mac)​

Unlock Boundless Design Potential with Free Aescripts Mercury 1.2

Explore a realm of design transformation with Aescripts Mercury 1.2 - a powerful tool that introduces free-form liquid deformations to shapes, text, solids, and more. This full version, available for free on GFXInspire, allows you to redefine your creative boundaries by seamlessly turning any object into a dynamic liquid form with customizable depth and movement.

Understanding the Magic of Mercury 1.2:​

1. Fluid Deformations:

• Mercury offers the ability to apply free-form liquid deformations to various design elements.
• Shapes, text, solids, and sprays can now transform responsively, providing a dynamic visual impact.

2. Customization Features:

• Tailor your liquid effects by adjusting parameters at the Mercury Control Null.
• Achieve unique results by modifying liquid depth, boundary, blur levels, and introducing undulating edges.

How to Use Mercury 1.2 for Creative Liquid Effects:​

1. Activation:​

• Click 'Run Mercury' with any active layer selected to initiate the liquid deformation process.
• Adjust parameters at the Mercury Control Null for desired effects.

2. Parameter Adjustment:​

• Border: Modify viscosity by adjusting the color boundary of the liquid object. Control contour deformation and viscosity.
• Blur: Soften edges and adjust the depth of fluid deformations, working in conjunction with the Border parameter.
• Jiggle Amount: Create undulations along edges. Customize amplitude and frequency with Jiggle Smoothness.
• Jiggle Smoothness: Refine the amplitude and frequency of edge undulations.
• Jiggle Evolution: Control the evolution of undulations created with Jiggle Amount.
• Turbulence Phase: Specify the animatable source of Jiggle development.

Troubleshooting Tips for Seamless Operation:​

1. Impact Not Applied?​

• Ensure there are no layers above the Mercury Adjustment Layer, which might be hidden. Click the shy switch to reveal and position it correctly.

2. Blurry Background Layer?​

• Mercury uses color information from shapes, and any background layers within a Mercury composition may cause blurring. Place background layers outside the Mercury comp and maintain transparency within.

Conclusion: Redefine Your Design Landscape​

In conclusion, the Free Aescripts Mercury 1.2 Full Version (Win, Mac) on GFXInspire empowers designers to break free from conventional boundaries. Download now, experiment with liquid deformations, and elevate your design projects to new dimensions.

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