[Andrew Kramer]

You can hit [ once the footage is place and it will align to the cti.

[Andrew Kramer]

Awesome Dan! I wish I would have saw this before my earth tutorial. Dang it.

Question, what is the difference between this being applied to a 3d layers rotation compared to setting a layer to auto-orient towards cam?

Thanks,
Andrew

[Andrew Kramer]

Sorry no, too much work to write. You have SPPELLL things correctly and worry about .puncutation

I’m just not cut out for that kind of work.

[Andrew Kramer]

https://livedocs.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/8.0/help.html?content=WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7ec9.html

Click on preview audio at the bottom for info on playing back.
I love this online help ; )

[Andrew Kramer]

Actually you had it right, I said animation but it is indeed keyframe assistant…

[Andrew Kramer]

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/slideshows.php

select layers and rightl click and choose animation options “sequence layers” There are some options to overlap.

Best,
Andrew Kramer

[Andrew Kramer]

Hey Roland, I remember that tutorial!

The basic idea is to just keep making walls and more walls. Use the top view to compose the walls and them animate a camera through them. Of course you want to add the floor and ceiling.

You’ll be ready for Wolfenstein 3d in no time.

[Andrew Kramer]

Here is a answer I wrote a week agoa that might be helpful.

Best,
Andrew

With all of the many render settings, I get asked what is the best way to render in After Effects. Well there are many things to consider. Is the video being rendered over a network? If so each computer must pick one frame to render at a time and thus you cannot use a single file formate like AVI or MOV. Instead image sequences like PNG or TIFF are ideal because of the uncompressed image data. For the average Joe F. Ex, the single file rendering is a great solution.

The render option I recommend is a QuickTime Movie. When you setup your output module, choose Quicktime for the format and then for the codec, here are the three I recommend. I rendered a minute of video with the 3 formats.

1. PhotoJPG (at 95% quality)

* Smaller file size
* Fast compression
* Withstands several generations before losing apparent quality
* 239 MBs for 1 minute video @ 864

[Andrew Kramer]

Ctrl+Shift+D

[Andrew Kramer]

I love that movie.