Ben Woody
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Actually, I did find a way. I found the Mochaimport+ plugin that allows you to send shape data back into Mocha. By selecting all of my masks and choosing the “track in Mocha” button that Mochaimport+ has to offer, all of my masks ended up in Mocha with keyframes and all. The only thing that did not transfer was the titles of my layers, which is no big deal.
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I am not sure how mocha shapes work, I have never used that feature before. What is the difference?
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Original masks in Mocha:
Distorted splines in AE:
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I went ahead and padded it by rebuilding the parts of the sequence that I needed in AE. It works. Thank you so much for your help. This sheet is DOPE!
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My original Mocha project is 5000+ frames. It is a series of clips that have been previously strung together. I now need to individually apply specific sections of my roto splines to their respected clips. My first one is only 79 frames long (which in my original project exists between frames 4278 and 4325). I know this is not the most efficient workflow, but I have done so much work already there is no turning back. I have just updated to Mocha V3, and I am learning how to use the dope sheet. It seems pretty straight forward. My problem now is that the dope sheet only allows me to access frames 0 to 79 since that is how long my new relinked footage is, and Mocha has locked the clip in the beginning of my timeline. I can not access frames in the 4000’s to grab the keyframes that I need for the clip.
