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I had a comp that was about 29 layers all 3d. I had a camera move through all the layers and I wanted to get a nice move. The ram preview was taking too long. Is there a way to convert the layer to a wireframe type thing just so that I could see the four edges of the layer rather than the actual image?
Since I had placed all of the layers into their proper position I didn’t want to then create nulls and then move them into place plus that would increase my layers to 58 and I hate a large timeline.
There has to be a way to turn off the layer’s visibility and yet still be able to see some sort of representation of it just so one can see the camera move.
Thanks
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Umm, you can view your layers as wireframes by choosing wireframe layer quality, can’t you? ;o)
Mylenium
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“Umm, you can view your layers as wireframes by choosing wireframe layer quality, can’t you? ;o)”
You know that’s the first thing I tried but it didn’t seem to make a difference the images were still visible. Maybe mine wasn’t working? I had never used wireframe before so I just figured that it meant something else when it didn’t change anything.
I set the setting down to the lowest resolution that I could go as well but it still took forever for the ram preview.
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That sounds odd. I barely use wireframes anymore, but when I do, it works just fine. Some strange OpenGL problem perhaps?
Mylenium
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Well I seem to have found out something. This was what I did originally,I had pre comped all of the 3d layers and then added them into a new comp. I then added a couple of more layers and then tried the wireframe option. No go.
I went to my pre-comped layers composition and tried the wireframe there and it worked. So maybe it doesn’t work with pre-comped layers?
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Yeah, that’s quite possible. This option may be on a per-composition basis, but as I said – I wouldn’t know since I so rarely use it.
Mylenium
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