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3D City Tutorial: adding motion blur
In the City Night comp, the motion blur boxes are disabled when the Continuous Rasterization was turned on. Is there a way to turn both of them on? I animated the buildings (not the camera), moving them to the left and out the of the screen. I want the animation to have motion blur. What will I do? Thanks and God bless.
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I’m late with this response I know but:
Go into the City Night comp itself, turn motion blur on for everything then turn on motion blur for the comp. Once you go back into your main comp, motion blur will be on for every instance of the City Night comp.
Cinematographer – Editor – Motion Graphics Artist – Colorist
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Thank you, Owen. I will try that. God bless.
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Hi Owen. When the collapse transformation /continuous rasterization is turned on for Building A layers (a nested comp) inside the City Night comp, the motion blur boxes are disabled.
I tried importing an Illustrator (vector) file and turned on the continuous rasterization for that layer and the motion blur box is still available. It seems that you can not do that for precomposed layers; the motion blur is automatically disabled once you click on the collapse transformation/ continuous rasterization box. Is there a work around for this?
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You have to go into every nested comp manually, turn on motion blur for all the layers in the comp that you want motion blurred, then turn on the motion blur switch for the comp.
In you example, you would go into the “Building A” comp, turn on motion blur for all the layers, then turn on the motion blur switch for the comp. Once you go back into your main comp, your nested comp should now have motion blur.
Hope this helps.
Cinematographer – Editor – Motion Graphics Artist – Colorist
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