[Dan Lind]

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately the result was the same, completely white.

I tried finding the right multiplier but when one color becomes (close to) correct in brightness, the next color is way off. Saturation is also affected but not as much.

I was thinking if this could be a gamma issue, but don’t really know how to add gamma into the mix to test.

[Dan Lind]

Wow, I’m learning a lot here! Really cool to see different ways to solve this issue.

As usual I took the low tech approach (which I guess doesn’t work in as many cases). I separated the dimensions of the Position and pasted this on the X Position that already had some keyframes, on a layer with a keyframed slider control.

transform.xPosition + ((wiggle(1,250)-transform.xPosition)*effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”))

It works, but it’s not pretty. ?

[Dan Lind]

Good question! I am very interested in a solution like that as well.

A thought, maybe it’s possible to transition the noise generated movement of the cubes to the keyframed position/movement with a slider control?

[Dan Lind]

Sorry, just looked closer on your screenshot and it looks like the keyframes are linear, but just in case, look a the graph to make sure.

Otherwise I would animate a null with the expression and connect the offset to it. Not a pretty solution, but if it’s a bug there’s no reason to waste more time.

[Dan Lind]

Hi Mateo,

Since you’re used to the expression I guess you’ve checked this already, but just in case – Are both key frames linear? If they’re not, the result your getting is typical.

Hope you find a solution!

/ Dan

[Dan Lind]

There was a whole bunch of issues on macos, after 11 years of mac I switched back to pc just to discover there’s very similar issues.?

My biggest problems were with Maya, which is notoriously incompatible with macos, when I cmd+tab switches between applications back to Maya the windows changed order and stuff like that. Annoying stuff, but your issue is more of an actual problem than just pure annoying.

Continuing on the gpu (layer stack) line, is your gpu driver up to date?

[Dan Lind]

This might just be a stab in the dark, but it sounds to me like it’s a gpu/display layer issue. I had them a lot on macos.
I guess you’ve tried it already, but just in case – it usually helps to restart, either the application and if that doesn’t help, the computer.

[Dan Lind]

Too bad Apple don’t want to share the fun. Apple ProRes seemed like a natural way to go when choosing codec in the future, but I guess they didn’t want that.

Thanks for the fast answers and suggestions guys! I think I’ll look into Sheer instead.

[Dan Lind]

I have the same problem in After Effects (CS3). I posted a question about this some days ago, but I can’t find my post, so I guess I made a mistake or two.
Anyway, this is what my result looks like:
https://www.hoodwings.com/testarea/ae_twitch.mov

Is it the same problem for you Joel?

Switching codecs, or even file format, doesn’t seem to work. But I’ve used Camstudio for years and it’s always worked before, first I thought I screwed up the settings, but same thing on different computers, even after clean install.

Any thoughts appreciated!