Lorenz System is a free After Effects script that converts strange attractors into paths, offering both static and expression path versions and a user interface introduced in version 2.0.
Developed by Zaebects.
About Lorenz System
Lorenz System is an After Effects script from Zaebects that generates paths from a variety of strange attractor formulas. Version 2.0 adds a graphical user interface and provides two operational modes: one creates a static path, the other generates an expression‑driven path. The update also expands the library of attractors to include Lorenz, Rossler, Aizawa, Thomas, Halvorsen, Chen‑Lee, Arneodo, Sprott B, Sprott F, Dadras, Rucklidge, Newton‑Leipnik, and Genesio‑Tesi. Compatibility spans After Effects CC 2017 through the 2026 release, covering a broad range of installations. The script is cataloged as free, though users should review the developer’s licensing terms for any changes.
Features
- Converts strange attractors into paths in After Effects
- User interface added in version 2.0
- Static path version
- Expression path version
- Attractor types including Lorenz, Rossler, Aizawa, Thomas, Halvorsen, Chen-Lee, Arneodo, Sprott B, Sprott F, Dadras, Rucklidge, Newton-Leipnik, and Genesio-Tesi
- Compatible with After Effects CC 2017 through 2026
Best for
After Effects users who need to generate mathematically driven motion paths from strange attractors.
Frequently asked questions
Which After Effects versions is Lorenz System compatible with?
Lorenz System supports After Effects CC 2017 and newer releases through 2026, including CC 2018, CC 2019, and the 2020‑2026 versions.
What did version 2.0 of Lorenz System add?
Version 2.0 adds a user interface, introduces static and expression path modes, and expands the attractor list to include Lorenz, Rossler, Aizawa, Thomas, Halvorsen, Chen‑Lee, Arneodo, Sprott B, Sprott F, Dadras, Rucklidge, Newton‑Leipnik, and Genesio‑Tesi.
Is Lorenz System free to use?
The catalog lists Lorenz System as free, but users should verify current licensing details on the developer’s page.
What is the difference between the static path and expression path versions of Lorenz System?
The static path version outputs a fixed path that does not change over time, while the expression path version creates a path driven by an After Effects expression, allowing dynamic updates.
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