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Adam Fischer replied to the discussion Premiere thinks timeline is longer than it is in the forum Adobe Premiere Pro

Wed, 28 Jul 2021 23:32:00 +0000

Reply to Premiere thinks timeline is longer than it is

Well what does one do after discovering their Premiere Pro is haunted with phantom tracks?? I guess I’ll just copy/paste to new sequences and act like nothing happened…just like families in horror movies that don’t leave haunted houses.

Adam Fischer started the discussion Premiere thinks timeline is longer than it is in the forum Adobe Premiere Pro

Wed, 28 Jul 2021 23:11:54 +0000

Premiere thinks timeline is longer than it is

I’m having a weird glitch. If I hit the back slash key to show the whole timeline, it has a lot of extra space at the end. Like when you accidentally left a rogue piece of media at the end of your timeline. BUT, I tried ripple delete, I tried selecting everything after the actual end of the sequence, I tried zooming all the way in and looking at…

Adam Fischer replied to the discussion Multicolor dotted line along a path in the forum Adobe After Effects

Wed, 05 May 2021 23:03:30 +0000

Reply to Multicolor dotted line along a path

Thank you to Team Kevin for a couple great ideas! I’m playing around with both right now.

One issue I’m having is recreating the path. I tried to copy the path data from my original shape layer and apply that to a null or a new mask to try your ideas, but when I do that the path shape is correct but it’s not in the right place in 3D space. I tried…

Adam Fischer started the discussion Multicolor dotted line along a path in the forum Adobe After Effects

Wed, 05 May 2021 21:19:43 +0000

Multicolor dotted line along a path

Hi, I’m working on a an effect where a line of multicolor dots moves through a scene. I can make a path in 3D space and make the dots with no problem…what I can’t figure out is the multicolor aspect.

I want the dots to be randomly colored in 3 different colors. See the attached mockup. I have tried using the gradient effect on the stroke itself…