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Basic 3d cannot allocate buffer larger than 30000 pixels in either direction error
I’m working on a project where I want to swivel a part of a logo. 0-66 degrees are no problem, but above that the logo turns all black and I get the error “Basic 3d cannot allocate buffer larger than 30000 pixels in either direction error.”
This at work on an unfortunately underpowered computer. Over the weekend, I tried this at home where I have a lot more power and I still have the same problem.
Both attempts were with 1080p at 30fps sequences. The graphics are smaller than the 1920×1080 dimensions too so I’m not sure where the 30000 pixels is coming from in the error. Any ideas? Thanks.
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I had a similar issue in After Effects where I’d motion tiled something to the maximum width – I think around 30,000 pixels – without realising it. It was displaying normally, but because it was 3D, it was actually far wider than my 1080 comp. Reducing the motion tile width fixed the problem.
Not sure, but maybe you have an effect on which is making your graphic wider than you realise?
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