Brian Charles
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Before trashing the effect, try reverting After Effects Preferences to their defaults by holding down the Control + Alt + Shift keys while launching the application. (Command + SHift + Option on the Mac).
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Press the period key on the numeric keypad to preview audio only and use the asterisk key on the num pad to create markers on the audio layer at key points.
You can also scrub the audio by holding down the Control key (Windows) or the Command key (Mac) and dragging the Current Time Indicator).
See this: https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/Workflow_8.php
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If you post is a question:
You need to enable Motion Blur for both the layers and the Composition.
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Todd Kopriva has produced a series of free video tutorials on optimizing performance for After Effects.
Here is on on Hard Disks.
https://www.video2brain.com/en/videos-5353.htm
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Thanks for the reply Gabriel, I appreciated it.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t work for me.
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[Paul Curtis] “c) Project from a light onto the solid – no blur except the edges
“Have not tested this way.
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[Paul Curtis] “So you think that if you animate the point of interest for a camera view then i should see motion blur for it? Even though the camera itself isn’t moving?
“If the POI is moving quickly enough you should see motion blur, I am.
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You need to turn on Motion Blur for the Comp.
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Sounds like these scripts might help you.
This for the first issue you mention:
https://aescripts.com/rd_compsetter/
This one for the second one:
https://aescripts.com/true-comp-duplicator/
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One way to control the wiggle is to use an expression slider tied to either the frequency value or the amount of the wiggle.
i.e. wiggle(frequency, amount) is usually written wiggle(3,10)
Here is an example project with expression sliders on a Null Object which are tied to the wiggle frequency and amount. The expression looks like this:
frequency = thisComp.layer(“Wiggle Controller”).effect(“Frequency”)(“Slider”);
amount = thisComp.layer(“Wiggle Controller”).effect(“Wiggle Amount”)(“Slider”);
wiggle(frequency, amount)
