New Features Trapcode 3D Stroke version 2.

5 has updates to the render engine and new support for a variety of host applications. A new Preset menu has been added to make it easier to create simple stroke animations. Broad Application Support Trapcode 3D Stroke has been modified to run properly on a variety of host applications, including Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple Motion, Avid Xpress Pro and Media Composer.

Here is a gallery showing the various preset shapes.

Circle

Square

Star

Triangle

Circle Cutout

Concentric Circles

Double Loops

Eleven Point Star

Funky star

Gear Shape

Geometric Blots

Grid Lines 5x5

Grid Lines 7x7

Kidney

Lightning Bolt

Lots of Circles

Moon

Petals

Random Circles

Random Lines

Rounded Hexagon

Simple Magnifier

Squiggle Line Open

Squiggle Line 01

Squiggle Line 02

Squiggle Line 03

Squiggle Line 04

Squiggle Line 05

Squiggle Line 06

Squiggle Line 07

Squiggle Line 08

Squiggly Star

Swirled Starfish

Talk Ellipse

Talk Square

Tapered Flame

Target Lines 3D Stroke Render Engine

Wild Splat

Wrinkled Petals

3D Stroke now supports full 32-bit floating-point rendering for generating animated lines with the highest quality output. The output of the plug-in will be the same in any render mode. New Presets 3D Stroke now features a series of 40 preset shapes for generating outlines or swirling strokes. The mask option is still available in After Effects so that you can use the internal masks created in After Effects. This option appears in all of the supported hosts. In hosts other than After Effects, Presets are the ONLY way to create a stroke effect. The new presets are simply SVG files that are loaded from disk when selected in the menu. Here is the new preset menu.