Chris Gallego
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Oook, done. It is what I suspected.
It was a wrong selection at the beginning when we set the composition. The aspect ratio wasn’t 1:1 so it seems to make a change of scale in this case when shapes are been (in this case) rotating. So I think that was the problem I was commitingChris(tian)
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I’m sorry, I mean 300 x 300 instead what I posted
Chris(tian)
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Ok (I’m sorry my English in advance).
I’m trying to rotate squared shaped (300px x 30px) to build a cube and then parent them to a null object to animate that fake cube.
Once I duplicate the first shape (a face’s cube) and I rotate it 90º, sometimes it change the scale of that shape.So I’m not sure if it could be a problem with the pixel aspect ratio or what. Anyways I’ve not knowledge enough about After Effects so this problem could be some feature active in the interface that I activated who knows how. (maybe with a wrong shortcut or taping a key).
Chris(tian)
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Hey. Did you fix that problem? How?
Chris(tian)
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I’m going to try it . Thanks for answer
Chris(tian)
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First of all, thanks for ask.
- First I draw the path I want to follow and copy the path “vertex”? to paste them then like keyframes in the position of my shape.
- Then I play with easy ease, in, out and rove across time to get the best flow I can.
But by now seems to be complicated or my poor skills in after effects don’t let me see what I’m misunderstanding (And my English doesn’t help too much, I’m sorry)
Maybe there is a better way to learn this.
Chris(tian)
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Thank you very much Kalleheikki Kannisto
Chris(tian)
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Thank you Randy.