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nestled sequence changes
Hi. I’m trying to make changes in a nestled sequence such as changing a super but the changes are not being reflected on the master sequence.
The old super remains. Any ideas why. Also, when doing a lower third title, the title appears to shift. Thanks!! -
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Try double clicking the nested clip to open it’s sequence. Change the title there… it should be reflected in the sequence then.
Maybe if you post more about the lower third problem? Which tool did you create them with? Title 3D or?
Jerry
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After you update your nested sequence – you need to force update the nest in your master (or parent) sequence. The easiest way is to turn on clip overlays (opt+W), then drag the opacity of the nest to 0 then back to 100. Then rerender. The reason to do this is that the parent sequence reads the render file of the nest, not the contents of nested sequence itself, so you need to break the link to the render file so you can rerender it.
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I also like to toggle “Clip Enable” ctrl+B
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