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Sony vegas help?

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Hey. I'm making an introduction for my youtube channel, and if you go to this link here: (clicky) at around 0:06 and after you'll see the bullet holes appearing (yeah, I know they're big and fake etc etc etc). The way I'm doing this is by having 15 or whatever images, with 1 bullet hole being added each time in the images that I'm making in Paint.NET. Is there any way to do this more easily in Vegas, and not have to create 15 pictures?

 

Thanks :D

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"That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche

You can always use one instance of the image but reuse it and move it around at certain points in your time-line. I usually use Adobe After Effects for any sequences like that though.

 

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You can always use one instance of the image but reuse it and move it around at certain points in your time-line. I usually use Adobe After Effects for any sequences like that though.

 

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Ah ok. Thanks :)

 

I think I'm going to have to just make loads of images, because there are upwards of 20 bullet holes that need to be made and I don't really want 20 tracks. :ohnoes:

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"That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche

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