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Liquify a Continuously Rasterized layer
Obviously it’s not possible to Liquify a layer that is being Continuously Rasterized but I need to figure out some way of faking it then. So far I’ve had no luck. Is there ANY distortion I could use that would be similar to Liquify that works with Continuous Rasterization?
Thanks!
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A possible solution is to prerender the layer.
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Alternatively, you could precompose your continuously rasterized layer (moving all attributes, of course) and apply liquefy to the precomp.
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Thanks for all the help! I ended up pulling the image out of the Precomp it was in, scaling it to when it’s largest/closest to the camera, Precomping it on it’s own, deselecting Continuous Rasterization on the Precomp, parenting it to the Precomp it was previously in, and then liquifying.
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