• Adobe After Effects

  Time warp

  Posted by Criis Daw on August 10, 2006 at 8:30 am

  Aside from lets do it again can anyone offer any tips..
  It seems pretty straight foward but i am not getting it. Right i have a stop frame ainmation at 15 fps which lasts for about 3 seconds. I want to play it in reverse and stretch it to 12 seconds. If i tell Timewarp to to play at 30% speed or indeeed 200% while i get time warping i cant strech out my comp like i would be able to do with time remapping , ie i have 3′ of warpped footage. I havent been able to make it play bacwards using negative values either.
  Its a really cool effect and for streching 3′ stop frame to 12′ its well cool… But.. I am sure its something simple i am over looking
  Any help
  much appreciated

  big up the cow

  c

  Criis Daw replied 19 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
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  Tony Kloiber

  August 10, 2006 at 2:56 pm

  If I understand what you looking for, the simplest way it to place your clip in a comp (12 sec or more).
  Select the clip layer and go to Layer>Time>Time-Reverse Layer (Option-Command-R).
  Expand the timeline so you can see the [In Out Duration] fields and set you duration (you could skip the above step and go right to here but make sure you use a negative value).
  In the frame blending check box make sure you have a solid line next to you layer (as I understand it this invokes the same fame blending algorithm as time warp.

  TonyTony
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  Criis Daw

  August 10, 2006 at 4:53 pm

  thanks i will give it go…..

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