[António Ferreira]

Hello people.
I’ve figured out what’s wrong.
It seems that tracking with a null, the “position” of an object inside a certain comp, doesn’t work if that comp has “time remapping” activated, which was the case.

I just deactivated “time remapping” an it works.

My blinking option stoped working, but I’ve found another solution for that matter.

Anyway, the main problem is solved 🙂
Thank you all.

[António Ferreira]

Hello, now here’s what I’m trying to do (CC 2014 version)
When I add keyframes to null’s “position” I lose control of the eyes :/

https://www.sendspace.com/file/ucqmhr

[António Ferreira]

Hello. Thank you for your answer.

I’m trying to keyframe rotation of several elements. But it always happens when trying to make any kind of movement.

Those are seperated elements, created in photoshop and imported to after effects. In this case there’s forearm, arm and hand, as seperated elements.

When I have two keyframes, for example in 10th and 11th frame, the second last one always gets that blury aspect, when motion blur is activated. It results in some unwanted transitions. Even if those keyframes have exactly the same properties.

[António Ferreira]

Thank you!
I guess that’s not the case!

Well, i’ve got:
Jesus > Olhos_Jesus > Olhos_Jesus_2

The null object is inside “Jesus” comp, and the eyes are inside “Olhos_Jesus_2” comp

“Olhos_Jesus_2” is inside “Olhos_Jesus” witch is inside “Jesus”.

All of them start in the very first frame.

🙂 any help is very welcome 🙂

[António Ferreira]

well, the error 3 :: 166 isn’t there, unfortunatly 🙁 but thank you for the answer!!!