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AE|Trimming path problem
As shown in the image, we know:
a. The line’s anchor point is on the left, which is fine.
b. The line has start and end keyframes, which is fine.
c. The line’s start and end points are both at 100%, which is fine.
d. The line bounces around 60%, which is a problem.
e. There is no scaling transformation.
f. I expected it to disappear from left to right, and the other lines did (except for three), which is fine.
Can someone please explain˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅:
Why does the bounce problem occur?
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5 Replies
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Hey Luke, no panic, it’s time to solve this. But, please can you provide a screen recording of the issue? Unfortunately, just with text and a still image, the issue remains ambiguous, please, provide a video.
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Yes, as shown in the video, there’s a bounce in the middle.
When there’s no start keyframe, only an end keyframe, it grows normally.
For most other lines, they disappear normally from left to right, without triggering a bounce.
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Luke, i know you will hate me,
but can you please record the video with these 2 requirements?
-1 set the language of AE to English.
-2 Show the other lines that work correctly and how you achieved those.
Thank you.
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Haha, I don’t hate you that much.
I’m pretty sure this isn’t a language issue.
The problem probably lies with the lines. I’ll look into it later when I have time, find the cause, and then post a reply to this thread to avoid confusion for future generations.
Thanks for your reply.
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I think I’ve found the cause. It’s probably due to copying the trimming path. I created an equivalent line with nearly identical parameters, and the new one didn’t have the bounce issue.
So it’s probably due to copying the trimming path (possibly).
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