Animation preset background duration

[Michael Szalapski]

Well, you could look at how much the keyframe changes over that specific time and just make it keep going at that speed for the remainder of the comp time. You know, animate it yourself.

Or, if you want to get fancy…
Alt-click the stopwatch on the keyframed property to create an expression. Delete the text that shows up and write loopOut("continue");
Then press enter on your number pad and see how that works.

Since you clearly haven’t got a grasp of the basics such as keyframing, I would highly suggest you go through the basic training available here (FREE)
Also, check out this page and the accompanying links.

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[Dave Johnson]

I don’t use presets much and I’m not familiar with that particular one so I’ll try to answer in general terms. If you think about it, what you’re asking is how to time-stretch something without affecting the speed at which the action takes place, which is technically impossible.

So, duplicating the layer you’ve applied the preset to is the only way that comes to mind to accomplish what you’ve described (although there may also be some fancy-nancy expressions method ;~). To avoid a repetitive loop you can adjust the effects parameters slightly differently for each instance. I hope this helps.