How can we design glitch effects?

Neonic

Hi,
so my brother's girlfriend's son was just watching Wreck-It Ralph and I seen quite an interesting little animated glitch effect and I was just curious if anyone can tell me how I could make my own little glitch effects/glitch animations or something similar to these glitch animations:

I grew up obsessed with IT so glitches kinda intrigue me, so the idea of making a really rad Daz glitch effected little animation of my own; that'd be perfect!!!

Thanks in advance!

SixDs

Perhaps people are having difficulty understanding exactly what you are referring to when you say "glitch effect". Specifically, which effects are you referring to in the video?

Neonic

SixDs said:

Perhaps people are having difficulty understanding exactly what you are referring to when you say "glitch effect". Specifically, which effects are you referring to in the video?

Okay, so you know how when she's driving down the course and whatever then you see the letters that scatter and jump that cause her to teleport and stuff?

That's a glitch, that's the glitch effect. 

jag11

The image below is a Iray render with no postwork, but previously rendered an image and postworked it, then incorporated it in the scene using an emissive plane. So, for animation it would require combining a postworked version. There could be a way of achieving the same thing using particles, but DS does no do that natively.

Neonic

That’s beautiful, I’m also fairly new. Mind providing any links to help me understand what post working is?

Cris Palomino

So the place where I see glitches is here, if this copied at the point in the film properly.

If you're looking to do it by means of animation, this is really a property of a video editing program. There is a really good free one called HitFilm Express. There is a paid version, but I believe you can do glitches with the Express version. Here are a couple of vids.

Neonic

Kind of, they’re more so the video filtered versions. I’m talking in regards of the animated glitches theirselves like this part of the attached video where her car turns purple and shatters as it skips throughout the field. 

jag11

Neonic said:

That’s beautiful, I’m also fairly new. Mind providing any links to help me understand what post working is?

It is the work you do to the just rendered image to improve image quality, normally using image editing software like Photoshop or Gimp.

Neonic

Ah, so Daz can’t do like GFX distortion animations or whatever’s like After Effects, Unreal or Unity. Okay, I understand now... Thanks!

jag11 said:

Neonic said:

That’s beautiful, I’m also fairly new. Mind providing any links to help me understand what post working is?

It is the work you do to the just rendered image to improve image quality, normally using image editing software like Photoshop or Gimp.