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Indiana Jones map trouble
See if you can spot what’s wrong here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-s80CKjivk&feature=youtu.be
Yeah. The write-on effect. I followed this tutorial exactly:
Notice how when he adds another keyframed brush position that a line appears connecting the two locations – That doesn’t happen with me.
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Not sure how you actually built yours in comparison to the tutorial but I did the tut real quick and the only way I was able to get sliding is if I put the effect on another layer in 3d space and offset the z position. Unless you have another effect that it is interfering with it it should work.
It would be hard to tell what is wrong in you scene with out a screenshot or a project file. I have uploaded my file for comparison 3691_writeoneffectfolder.zip
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“Not sure how you actually built yours in comparison to the tutorial…”
As I said in my post, I followed the tutorial exactly -_-
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Without seeing exactly how you placed your keyframes, we are just guessing. If you collect your files and zip up the project – you can upload it here(last icon in the reply dialogue). I’d be happy to take a look and see if I can determine where the project got off track.
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Disable the Continously Rasterize switch on the layer you have applied Write-On to.
Darby Edelen
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Can’t switch of Rastersize, otherwise the image would be pixelized.
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[Ryan Gibson] “Can’t switch of Rastersize, otherwise the image would be pixelized.”
Well then you’re stuck. You can’t have both as you’ve set it up. It’s just the way continuous rasterization behaves.
You could pre-compose the continuously rasterized vector image in a composition with the largest resolution you’ll need, then you can place that large composition in your composition without the need for the continuously rasterize switch.
Darby Edelen
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Ah, I see.
I’ll try it out and see if it fixes the problem.
Thanks again, guys!
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Thanks again! Got it all done!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThMUVFthcmM
I really appreciate your help, guys.
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