3D rendered text using MNPRX and the Cutout stylization
The Cutout shader style emulates paper cutout animation, with two sheets of paper layered on top of each other. Normally, the top layer is “cut-out”, revealing the bottom layer underneath. Nonetheless, this behaviour can be inverted to replicate simple, two layered paper-cut animation—as seen in the second example in the video above, where the purple goes to the background).
The style can be art-directed at each level of control in Flair with its custom materials and tools. More information found in the Flair documentation.
