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Turning on motion blur with nested comps
This is the second of my everything you wanted to know about AE but were afraid to ask questions:
If I have a composition that has a dozen or so precomps. And I want the handful of things that move to have motion blur. Can I just go through and select all for each of the precomps and turn on motion blur and turn on the switch at the top? In other words, is there any downside to just turning on every possible motion blur switch? Assume I don’t care about render times.
Thanks in advance
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But if there are a lot of blurred layers you may want to leave the master motion blur button off while working to make previews go quicker.
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It was in the title, but maybe not the post. I just want to make sure. Even with pre-comps of pre-comps of pre-comps of…I can turn on all the motion blur switches in all the pre-comps. Doesn’t matter how raterization is set or anything is set. The only reasons to turn off any motion blur switch is you don’t want motion blur or you are concerned about render time/computer resources?
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This got lost in the weekend traffic. Can somebody confirm my follow up question?
Thanks!
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