[Daniel Poffley]

Hello. I am struggling to get this code to work.

The far-fade is working perfectly, but the near-fade doesn’t seem to do anything. Does this code require any updating?

Thank you in advance.

[Daniel Poffley]

It looks okay to me. Doubling the frame rate would be the first thing I try. You could also switch on frame blending during the render.

[Daniel Poffley]

You need to adjust the keyframes in your ‘main scene’ comp.

In the ‘boy running’ comp, your workarea loops between 05:00 and 05:11.

You need the keyframes in ‘main scene’ to match.

Open ‘main scene’. press U to display keyframe. Move the playhead over the first keyframe and change the time (in the left panel) to 05:00. Move the playhead over the second keyframe and change the time (in the left panel) to 05:11.

Move the keyframes closer together for a faster animation.

[Daniel Poffley]

Found it.

You can set an expression so square B always faces square A, then modify its anchor point, which will push it away in the opposite direction.

[Daniel Poffley]

Thanks Ben. I’ve not heard of this plugin before. I’ll take a look.

I am wondering if there is a way of doing this without plugins.

[Daniel Poffley]

Brilliant! Thank you very much for your fast reply. This has saved me quite a bit of time.