Aescripts – Split Blur v1.0 for After Effects

• Luma – the effect is applied to all channels equally using the overall luminance of a pixel.
• RGB – the effect is applied on each of the RGB components separately.
• Red, Green, Blue, Alpha – affects just the selected channel.

Intensity Source – the splitting effect is calculated using the image itself by default, but you can provide a completely different layer/track, as an input, for unconventional results. If the secondary layer has different dimensions, it’s stretched to match the primary layer.

Blur Level – the strength of the blur effect – ie. the maximum distance of split pixels from the origin pixel.

Split Count – how many copies the image should be split into. The splits are spaced out evenly on a circle around the original image.

Splits Rotation – changes the angle of the splits.

Curve specifies how the pixel luminosity is mapped to blur distance. (details in the manual)

Curve Phase offsets the curve by a set amount of degrees. (details in the manual)

Curve Floor defines the minimum split distance.

Curve Graph visualizes the curve mapping for your convenience.

Edge Mode – when the image is offset by the effect a number of pixels on the edges will always be missing, this specifies how they’re filled in.

• Wrap – wraps around the image.
• Mirror – mirrors the edge pixels.
• Repeat Last – repeats the last edge pixel.
• Transparent – leaves the missing pixels empty.