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Particular in a very wide comp
So this is my first time working with a comp this size, so maybe I have a couple of questions…
1. I’m producing a scrolling graphic for a 4′ X 32′ led panel, so currently I just took my normal 1920:1080 size and multiplied the 1920*8 to give me the 1:8 ratio…. is that right? Or is there a much smarter way to do it?
2. As soon as I change my comp settings to the ultra wide format, I lose all my particles. What am I missing?
Again, I may be going about this completely wrong, so please forgive my ignorance.
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1920*8 x 1080 is 14.222:1, not 8:1. Dave is right that you need to confirm what the actual resolution and delivery specs for the LED system will be. There is a LOT of LED product on the market, and there’s no way to know the correct setup without knowing what you’re actually using.
In addition to confirming the correct settings, don’t forget to re-size the solid that Particular is on to the new comp size.
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OK, so I got the info on the LED panels.
Chauvet PVP S5 5mm LED (96X96 pixels)
The setup is 2 panels high by 32 long. Hopefully this provides the complete info to help me!
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If your expression math does not fix the problem a workaround could be to clone the particle layer as needed to fill the width, perhaps upping particle size as well.
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