[Arnie Clawson]

I’m having some issues with the same thing. I’ve been able to get it to decay, but only when the Oscillate behavior is in it’s original place in the timeline. If I move the keyframes, or even move the entire group… the decay does not follow. But if I drag everything back to the original spot, it decays again.

Rather than moving it, I can select the behavior and move the playhead to the desired ending spot and hit “o” to set the out, then move to the beginning and hit “i” for in. But that screws up the phase.

I’m trying to save a favorite that will put add a little bounce when I drop in text. Maybe there is a better way than using oscillate?? Or I’m missing something.

Arnie Clawson

[Arnie Clawson]

Thanks for the posts…

Everything is set to Best for rendering/exporting. I am monitoring via an AJA KONA LHI. I’m pretty certain I am viewing both fields. A single field would be much worse, and more jagged (or combed).

The blurriness is very subtle, but definitely there. The detail in the images just appear a little softer than they do in directly in FCP. Does Motion apply anti-alaising on text and images. The text is crisper in FCP, but maybe a little more alaised.

Or am I looking at the problem all wrong… maybe things are harsher in FCP??? I just expected that the exact same images would look the same in FCP and Motion.

Arnie