[Cassius Marques]

Your sphere is still a primitive…and you have “render perfect” checked. Uncheck it.

[Cassius Marques]

I know this is a somewhat old thread but if you ever find a solution please come tell…I’m stumbling into this now and its such an annoying and unexpected behaviour. I don’t remember getting this while creating shapes from previously saved versions of illustrator.

[Cassius Marques]

you are looking through the front view… only 3d layers will appear. Change “front” to “default camera” or switch layer 3 to 3d.

[Cassius Marques]

Make it 3d layers, create a camera, animate the camera. Push what you want to move less farther in Z space and scale up…

[Cassius Marques]

I suggest you try to render out from AE an image sequence and use that within AME to get your desired output. Can you preview in full the 5th frame? you may be experiencing a hardware limitation.

[Cassius Marques]

you can see the speed if you select the position property and click on the graph editor switch (shift +f3) and switch to curve speed (if it ain’t there already) OR right click the keyframe and select keyframe velocity…

[Cassius Marques]

Thats very odd indeed…All I can think of is to check if you have tha latest version and if you can, try to open the project on another machine with different hardware…it seems like a bug to me.

[Cassius Marques]

for scale I think you can go with:

t=time - thisLayer.inPoint;
rate=1;
c=(value*rate)*t
value+c;

It will double the layer’s scale every second, change “rate=1” for adjustments. You can do something like that to its position too, but it will depend on how you want it to behave.

[Cassius Marques]

have you purged any memory cache already?

[Cassius Marques]

I think the recommended values will vary from plugin to plugin… there are some things you can do like render a higher resolution and let AE scale it later… but I think it will never be perfect since you can’t apply accordingly in-between values on edges.