Chris Buttacoli
Forum Replies Created
-
Is the “Toggle Pixel Aspect Ratio” clicked on? It is the icon located at the bottom of the comp screen next to the “view” layout drop down menu.
-
Well, off the top of my head I can think of the OFFSET filter. Applied to an adjustment layer over the object being animated, you can set the center point to zero on the X axis and now the object will behave as you wish side to side. HOWEVER, the effect will break down at the middle of the comp where the true edges are now. So not sure if this is the right way to go about it. Hmmmm.
-
campy, fun = perfect
-
Are we talking live action characters, or greenscreened, or totally animated characters in AE? If it’s the latter, you would just set up a 3d environment and use lights to cast the shadows realistically.
-
Sounds like a fun project to try some stop motion photography with.
-
You should let the forum know how you figured it out so it can show up if someones else searches a similar problem.
-
It’s not the PC, it’s Vegas that is the issue. What codec are the other vegas clips using? You should probably render out to that format from AE.
How does QuickTime-photoJPG on high quality work? The files are much smaller than PNG or TIFF.
-
Trev,
Assuming your slider is ranged from 0 to 100, the stroke parameter can be directly linked via the pick-whip. But the position parameter is going to require the “linear” command.
Now of course, position has two values – x and y – so understand in the expression you will need to define two parameters, one for x and one for y.
So let’s say the layer only moves left to right along the x axis from a value of 40 to a value of 600. The y position remains unchanged. You can write this expression for the position.var amount= [HERE YOU PICK WHIP THE SLIDER CONTROL VALUE];
var x=linear(amount,0,100,40,600);
var y=transform.position[1];
[x,y] -
-
Is the square something you have created, or just a video file?