Cassius Marques
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Start by purging your memory and disk cache. Then check for any frame rate discrepancies in your compositions and/or footages.
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Your total composition durarion is 8s 10f. Base 24. Thats exactly 201 frames, if starting at 0. It totals to 202 frames exported.
You should note that your composition in AE is not starting from 00:00:00. That’s whats causing you confusion.
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You could be doing a bunch of things wrong. E3d has many properties that handle rotation. (replicator rotation, particle rotation, deformation rotations and so on).
The easiest thing to do is to go into the scene setup, arrange all three objects in the same group and position them there. Having your middle one in the center of the world. Now, outside, create a null for that group (group -> group utilities -> create group null) and do the rotation with the null so you won’t risk rotating some other property.
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The latest versions of plexus have built in camera cut off properties. Use that. You have to enable the checkbox that enables DOF to see them. You’ll be able to limit the near vanishing points.
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Can’t you use the depth matte as a luma matte for that adjustment layer?
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Its not the first time this has come up here. Check this thread: https://forums.creativecow.net/docs/forums/post.php?forumid=2&postid=1132533&univpostid=1132533&pview=t
Kalleheikki Kannisto even supplied project files explaining the quickiest ways to accomplish that.
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Apply it to a solid and uncheck “composite with original”. PP will only see the rendered output from AE, so you’ll have to reapply the blending mode there. (its lighten by default)
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Have you tried putting something behind the video? Some screenshots of your interpret footage settings and viewport would help.
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No and I don’t think one should do it. That property is not suppose to be animated since it is what determines the animation. Giving access to it would break things because you could link more than one keyframe to the same controller. Setting counteracting values.
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Are you masking the subject and subtracting it from the track?
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