You can remap the command to any key you wish. I set mine to the F1 key.

Could you post a screen grab of your timeline? I think it would help to contextualize things.

You can add a “stop” behavior and set it to apply to the scale parameter of your object at the time you want the scaling to cease.

How many instances of the ‘Align To’ behavior are you using? I’ve found that the more you use it in a project the more unwieldy it becomes until you start to get the performance outcomes you’re describing.

In my case I wound up re-building the project as I couldn’t get the original to open without the beach ball of death starting up and causing…

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I believe its also available at https://motionally.com for download as well. Scroll down the page a bit and its there under bonus: free scripts for motion + illustrator users.

That’s a little bit more involved. You’d be doing a few things. First off you’d still need to roto that area so that be able to remove the background. That would effectively create a “hole” where the background was.

Then you’d need to create a “clean plate” that you’d use to cover the hole. The clean plate would need to be tracked somehow so that…

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Rotoscoping is the general answer here. What all are you looking to remove?

Depending on what all needs to be removed, you likely will want to use a tool package that is specifically geared towards roto work like After Effects (which has a tool called Roto Brush), Mocha, or Silhouette FX or farm the shot/shots out to a roto artist.

In the event…

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