Cassius Marques
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I’ve experienced this more than once. No solution that I know of, other than bringing the affected layers to the main comp(and the hassle that this may take). It has to be a bug.
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in yellow you have two nulls? parented to A and B right?
You’re linking the puppet pin via expressions and pick whipping each null’s position?
If you’re just doing that…you’ll end up with a wrong value (since the null is parented and it’s position value is the offset of it’s parent and not it’s screen position)
to link them properly you’ll need to paste:
a=thisComp.layer(“Null 1”);
a.toComp(a.anchorPoint)instead of pickwhipping.
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I’m having trouble understanding what’s being animated and what should follow the animation… is it the rope or the objects?
without knowing what is attached to what and how are they linked it’s hard to pinpoint whatever is causing you the undesired look. Can you post a Screenshot?
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The pasting will create keyframes with a pre-estabilished duration…
as long as you put the first and last in the same duration as your “end stroke” key frames, both animations will stay locked together.
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Stroke uses masks. Particular use positional data…
If you’re looking for 2d stroke, you can copy the mask path and paste that on a null’s position. Then link the emitter’s position to the null’s.
If its 3d, I suggest you use particular to create the 3d “stroke”. Linking this one with another particular layer should be clear.
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Well…how long does it take for AE to render any given mid project frame? If those are blazing fast, It should be memory issues and such…otherwise, do the math.
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Is the footage layer 3d checked?
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Use two instances of the plugin, enable triangulation in one of them… remove the opacity(make it black/white)… use it as a matte for your clip…and color correct it as you wish.
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check if it helps (I probably got that from a post from Dan Ebberts)
L = thisLayer;
s = [100, 100, 100] ;
while (L.hasParent){
L = L.parent;
for (i = 0; i < s.length; i++) s[i] *= 100/L.transform.scale.value[i]
}
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What kind of variables are you representing on this info-grafic? velocity? position?
If you have it tracked you can copy the position and paste it in a mask (within AE). Then copy/paste to a path at illustrator or probably even PS.