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Batch motion rotate 180 many clips? Possible or not? Or must I click individually?
Must I click individually on a clip, go into the motion tab, then do the roate 180 degrees, is there a faster way to do this, I have about 300 clips,
Thanks.
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6 Replies
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Hi Clint,
Rotation in FC is no much recommendable. Forces all the Motion Tab effects being rendered “Linear”. The lowest quality.
You can use the FC Basic 3D (Filters> Perspective) or better, the “Andy’s Better 3D”.
Free here: https://web.mac.com/andymees/Free_and_Easy/main/main.html
rafael -
wow really, crap, thanks for letting me know!!! So what does the green mean above each clip? because when i export a quicktime, it does it fine without any needs render message, its weird
Clint Nitkiewicz Hernandez
http://www.newelementproductions.com
Film-Maker/ Cinematographer/ Visual FX Supervisor/ Editor/ Blu-ray Author/… -
This of the Linear rendering is an FC limitation and affects all the Motion setting, so if you make a Speed change a Distortion or whatever, in the moment you touch the Rotation all the rendering is Lineal even if you set Normal or Best.
The Green line in fact is a render message. Means that your computer is able to give you a preview in RT, but the movie need to be rendered. If you want to force the rendering in your time line, Alt-R will render everything.
rafael -
Use the flop filter, set it to vertical, then copy and paste (option-v) that filter to all the clips?
What are you trying to do?
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Can’t you just…
select the (rotated) clip in the timeline,
do Cmd-C (to copy),
select the other (un-rotated) clips
Right click and select ‘Paste attributes’
select ‘Basic motion’ as the attribute to paste.That should rotate the 300 or so clips.
Neil
FCP Editor, Mumbai, India.
Completely PAL. -
The problem is that you may overwrite other “Basic motion” attribute.
Rafael
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