Brian Charles
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If you see transparency in After Effects you’ve rendered correctly. QuickTime cannot display transparency nor can FLV files.
What exactly do you want to see behind your rendered QT? Composite it in After Effects or your NLE and render that out.
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Do you mean a vignette? If so try adding a solid layer with a radial ramp on it with white at the center and black at the edges then composite using the multiply blend mode.
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I concur. Macromedia’s corporate culture infected Adobe. Perhaps that’s the bug that needs fixing.
Count me among the ex-Adobe fanboys. After more than 20 years supporting their products, I find myself looking for alternatives. Though as noted elsewhere on this forum an hour working in Motion makes you appreciate After Effects.
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Since you have checked the AICB checkbox and Preserver Paths it may be that the shape you’ve drawn is a complex path.
Have you tried expanding the path in Illustrator?
I have no problems at all pasting Illustrator paths in CS3 or CS4.
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If no audio in any comps preview it may be the settings in preview preferences. Its possible that the preview time is set to 0.
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Its in CS3 and CS4.Look under the menu: Effects > Simullation > Particle Playground
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Simply set transition completion to 100% then animate it to 0%, the transition will move right to left.
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Let me add my thanks and gratitude for all your hard work and contributions to this and other forums on the COW.
All the best to you and your family.
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If you mean move them relative to the original layer’s keyframes you can either make them roving keyframes then reposition them or select all of them and alt/option drag the first or last keyframe into its new position.
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I’m not sure what you are trying to achieve so I’m just making a stab at what your problem might be… have you also animated and eased the point of interest? Easing one and not the other can create awkward animations problems.