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Silk drape
Drop a silk sheet over a 3D object that drapes and collapses as it vanishes. Reversed, it is the magician-style unveiling.
Settings and defaults
- Silk
- #6a0f24
- Sheen
- #e07a8e
- Sheet size
- 1 ×
- Softness
- 0.7
- Duration
- 5.5 s
- Disappear
- On
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