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Continuously Rasterize Messes up my Camera
Why?
I am in a rush to make a deadline to create a Kinetic Type project for the first time in After effects CS4. I built my text in illustrator, then I imported it into AE and broke the different parts in to separate comps. Then I added all my separate comps into one master comp where I created a camera to make my animation. My animation was working well tied with music, but when I tried to zoom into my text, the text became extremely pixelated. I came here and found a great solution… turn on Continuously Rasterize. Text looks great now!! but now my Camera gets totally thrown off.
Help!
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They are 3D 🙁
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Thanks All. That worked! Hey but I have two other questions for now:
Is it possible to still have motion blur while having continuously rasterize? may seem odd, but I would ideally like to have the text be crisp while having blurs appear when the text moves fast and rotates.
With a ton of layers, is their an AE equivalent to grouping in a single comp?
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[Luciano Stalman] “Is it possible to still have motion blur while having continuously rasterize? may seem odd, but I would ideally like to have the text be crisp while having blurs appear when the text moves fast and rotates.”
Absolutely.
[Luciano Stalman] “With a ton of layers, is their an AE equivalent to grouping in a single comp?”
You can’t group layers per se, but you can assign a set of layers with a color label [link] to let you visually identify them in the timeline. You can also use color labels to select all layers with the same label in just a few clicks.
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“Is it possible to still have motion blur while having continuously rasterize?”
Yes
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how would i have both the blur and the continuous rasterize on?
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Don’t think you can have the default blur on continuously rasterized layers, just use CC force motion blur. Works like a charm.
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Brilliant. The CC Force Motion Blur works a treat for Illustrator graphics coupled with motion blur. Go: Effects > Time > CC Force Motion Blur.
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You can leve them in their nested comps with all the layers whithin that comp have the switches Continuosly Rasterize and 3D layer turned on.
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Check this out- https://forums.adobe.com/message/8756582#8756582
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