Cassius Marques
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add a compositing tag to the plane, on the exclusion tab, drag the object you don’t want it reflected and check off everything but reflection.
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Make sure this new polygons are connected to the rest of your model… then go to window -> bodypaint -> new texture view. Drag your uvw tag to this window and you will see how is it being mapped. Select those erratic polygons and move/place them at where they should be. It may not be easy.
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in your viewport, go to options -> textures. See if they are enabled.
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One way to do it is to duplicate your light and make it only interact with some objects via the exclude/include tab…
see attached 9243_lightexclusion.c4d.zip
things may get complicated down the road if you have more interaction or different lights/illumination.
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precompose the layer
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how are you sorting the particles? with the random frame – freeze option? Is the composition containing them shorter than the composition you’re working on?(it must be) Also the last layer should be extended 1f past the composition duration. These are commom mistakes that create odd results.
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This Link would also solve your problem…its a purchasable script. You could link your 2 beam nulls to a mask and your third null to the script’s mask handles giving it a bezier curve.
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create a null layer, place it at your desired scale point origin, parent them all to this null and scale the null up.
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First make sure it isn’t a player problem (since in your example you have only 3s of black on white)… try to open it a player other than media player classic, or just bring it back to AE.
Second. If media encoder is the problem, you can allways render from AE to an image sequence then use AME to render to your desired format.
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Try to right click that track and go to Animation -> show f-curve. See if you can spot any “influent” curve handle that could be causing that.