Adelina Lela
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Go in your shape settings for your layer, Your Shape Layer–>Contents–>Stroke–>Dashes
AL
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Ctrl+Alt+Shift+V to toggle a layer’s visibility (the eyeball) on or off — hope this helps!
AL
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I found that the Ray-Traced works better than Classic 3D (under the Composition menu, Advanced tab). Another solution that I also found was viewing my composition on “Full”, instead of “Half”. This got rid of those either horizontal or diagonal lines that kept appearing wherever there were shadows.
AL
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This may be happening because your project is large, or your computer is slow, and After Effects can’t render all the frames that quickly.
AL – Graphic Artist/Animator
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By the visibility switch there is a visibility box for audio–is that checked? Another idea would be to check your render settings. Do you hear any sound during a RAM preview?
AL – Graphic Artist/Animator
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Hello,
I had this same type of situation. I had a AI layer in a precomp, and I applied a stroke effect to it. In my Main Composition, I had a 3d camera and my precomp, but my AI layer with the stroke effect was gone (i.e., couldn’t see it anymore). If found out that if I turned off the Continuously Rasterize option on my precomp in my Main Composition that the stroke effect and my layer both appeared again. I wasn’t able to have the good vecter quality of my AI file, but in my pre-comp I just sized up my AI layers (in my pre-comp, my AI layers were all on Continuously Rasterize) until I had a good size where even if I zoomed in or out in my Main Composition, I still had good quality. This is an old post but I hope this helps anyone who may have this same problem.AL – After Effects Animator