[Dmytro Korolkov]

Thanks, Steve. Right mouse button on any marker created outside + Update Markers From Sourse – moves all markers from inside to outside! Great!

[Dmytro Korolkov]

Agree, with David. Even 10 years after, the gradient “handles” thing still is a pain in the… neck.
Group the gradient with all the shapes you want to apply this gradient is a key solution!

[Dmytro Korolkov]

Have used Auto-Trace after all. Not the best result, but I played with an options and result satisfied me. I’ve prepared a good animated rounded mask for Lottie/Rive export.

[Dmytro Korolkov]

The same question here. Any relevant solutions? maybe similar morphing shapes or random animating path plugins or scripts?
“Rendering the layer”, unfortunately, not the answer.

[Dmytro Korolkov]

I was looking for a such tool for a long time and has founded this:
https://github.com/zlovatt/zl_Scriptlets#select-keys-at-current-time

user Zlovatt from Portland did a such great script!!!

[Dmytro Korolkov]

If we are talking about animation from the center:

1) add trim path to the line
2) duplicate the line
3) set 1st line trim keyframes Start 50%->0%
4) set 2st line trim keyframes End 50%->100%
voilàa

If we are talking from other point we need to change percentage

[Dmytro Korolkov]

Thanks a lot! This is the best solution I’ve found on net! Creating keyframes on several shapes from hundreds is so time-consuming

[Dmytro Korolkov]

This is brilliant solution when we use continuous rasterizing of multilayered precomposition together with opacity! Thanks!!!

[Dmytro Korolkov]

The problem seems to be in the Continuously Rasterize check-mark. Turn it off and after apply RubberPin to layer.

[Dmytro Korolkov]

So Tom, what is your final configurations as for today?
As for me it’s just SSD for OS+AE and HDD for all the cache and renders. It sucks but have been bought my first SSD just last year 🙁