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Importing an Illustrator file into After Effects and animating it
Hi,
I have a drawing in my Illustrator file (A perfect rounded circle and the same objects with the same size around it). I successfully exported and imported it into After Effects. The problem is that when I want to rotate vector image file, I see it drifts (not a perfect rotation). I exported the file as 1024px * 1024px and vector shapes were perfectly aligned with each other and file size. What can be wrong with it?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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3 Replies
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Is the center point on the object in the wrong spot? It should be perfectly center since it’s a square but figured I’d ask just in case it’s something small like that.
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Joey, you are right. I have just realized that there’s a problem with the center point. It’s really interesting because I couldn’t align it to center perfectly; I mean It’s is already centered to layer and screen but whenever I try to move it relatively close to the center of the object, I could not have done it anyhow. This is the same for any PNG file exported from Illustrator with equal size and align options. This should have a trick or easier way; because it never perfectly matches to the center by moving manually, it just relatively matches and the move action of the object is uncertain. You or/and anybody show how?
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Any other ideas to solve my problem? It is really important for me.
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