Hi Dylan,
If you want to keep it as vector strokes then you'll need to do the move
within graphics.
However, an alternative could be to create a large canvas by feeding the
graphics node with a zero alpha black source, DVE'd up to the largest size
you want, then enlarging the EPS within graphics to fill that canvas.
Ensure the EPS is drawing on RGBA. You can now DVE the image, use motion
blur, etc etc.
Regards,
Tone :)
> I'm trying to do a move on a Eps file and I'm getting unstuck. I've
> Imported the eps into Graphics and can do a move from within graphics
> with transform, but it's a bit clunky. Is there any way I could use a
> normal dve or a transform node without rastorizing like you would with a
> large Tiff. I need to cut between 5 eps images and do a move out on the
> composite. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks a lot
> Dylan
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