Ashish Gupta
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Rance,
I guess thats just the way how stage object work .. if u want to use another camera .. disable the stage object first by clicking on the green check mark icon in object manager ..
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Hans,
You can simply click and drag layers ..
Alternatively, You can use ctrl/cmd + [,] to move selected layers down or up.
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Naveed Rehman
I just tried to recreate your problem and the same thing happened in C4D R12 also .. strange i never noticed it ….
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Motiongraphics artist and 3d generalist -
Daniel
You can left click and drag the little upward downward triangular icon in the attribute manager and it will update realtime in your viewport ..
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John
Select Your spline – Right click and choose subdivide
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Jeanette,
Instead of using masks on the precomp why dont u just duplicate the Text layer with path and use that as an alpha matte …
Here’s a quick example:
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Evan,
It’s shift+alt+p …
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John
In that case if you want to hide the wall also u can try rendering a shadow pass from cinema and composite it later in AE or some other compositing program …
There might be another way to do it but i m not aware of that ..
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John
Use Compositing tag on the object that u want to hide i.e. the text in your case .. and uncheck seen be camera in the compositing tag.
Here’s a sample file :
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Yael,
Can u share the expression that u have written .. ?
