Andrew Kramer
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Have you tried using the Track Matte Function? Just put your mask on a layer above the particular and add your mask to it and set the track matte for the particular layer.
Good Luck,
Andrew Kramer -
No dice. FLV is delivery format only.
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Oh and then if you want to only fade out, change the first 0 in the 3rd line of code to 100 so that no matter what the fadeInTime is, it will remap the value to 100-100 so no change, just opaque.
Math.min(linear(time,inPoint,inPoint + fadeInTime,100,100),linear(time,outPoint – fadeOutTime,outPoint,100,0))
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Oh and then if you want to only fade out, change the first 0 in the 3rd line of code to 100 so that no matter what the fadeInTime is, it will remap the value to 100-100 so no change, just opaque.
Math.min(linear(time,inPoint,inPoint + fadeInTime,100,100),linear(time,outPoint – fadeOutTime,outPoint,100,0))
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With Dan’s script I would just set the fadeout time to 0 or whichever. Nice script btw.
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With Dan’s script I would just set the fadeout time to 0 or whichever. Nice script btw.
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Possibly. Try shutting them off and see if that fixes the render order.
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Harry Frank made this nice script that works well:
transition = 40
tSecs = transition / ( 1 / thisComp.frameDuration);
iStart = thisLayer.inPoint
oStart = iStart + tSecs;
oEnd = thisLayer.outPoint
iEnd= oEnd- tSecs;
halfPoint = (iEnd – iStart) / 2;
if (time < halfPoint){ linear(time, iStart, oStart, 0, 100) }else{ linear(time, iEnd, oEnd, 100, 0) } Just paste it into the opacity expression and change the transition amount as needed. Thanks Harry! Best, Andrew Kramer -
Harry Frank made this nice script that works well:
transition = 40
tSecs = transition / ( 1 / thisComp.frameDuration);
iStart = thisLayer.inPoint
oStart = iStart + tSecs;
oEnd = thisLayer.outPoint
iEnd= oEnd- tSecs;
halfPoint = (iEnd – iStart) / 2;
if (time < halfPoint){ linear(time, iStart, oStart, 0, 100) }else{ linear(time, iEnd, oEnd, 100, 0) } Just paste it into the opacity expression and change the transition amount as needed. Thanks Harry! Best, Andrew Kramer -
Make sure you don’t have any 2d layers between your 3d layers and that the layers are touching. Also try to turn off layers to find out which one might be causing the incorrect render order. Of course you want to be using the advanced 3d renderer in the comp settings.
Good Luck,
Andrew Kramer