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  • Eric Chard

    October 12, 2007 at 5:56 am in reply to: Freeze end of footage w/Time Remap

    Yes, that does seem to be true Kevin.

    Also, the fact that even when you can extend the track by leaving it at the 0 point, the track is still limited to the original length of the comp is weak. However, it seems if you reset the lenght after TRemapping, the track is extended to the new length.

    All this MAY have been fixed in AE CS3, I don’t know.

    Good catch, and thanks for the help.

  • Eric Chard

    July 13, 2007 at 4:31 pm in reply to: ACTION for resizing on “long axis”??

    Exactly! I found this already: and I’m amazed such a useful feature escaped my attention for so long!

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  • Eric Chard

    June 25, 2007 at 5:30 am in reply to: Nodal/vector appearence???

    Already did– there’s nothing to it. It’s just a dead simple PSD file, with an alpha channel in the shape of a hexagon. No paths, no nuthin.

    This effect is somehow layer based, because duplicating and staggering the layers staggers the transition to the nodal appearance, so it’s not a “preview-global” effect. I figured it’s some feature of AE7 I’m not familiar with.

    Obi-wan! Help me!

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  • Eric Chard

    February 2, 2007 at 4:28 am in reply to: Faking text extrusion

    Holding down the SHIFT key while dragging gives you a HORIZONTAL or VERTICAL line, not a “straight” line.

    Clicking, then holding down the shift key and clicking AGAIN gives you a straight line at any angle. with the brush, but with no preview, which is very lame.

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  • Eric Chard

    January 31, 2007 at 8:47 pm in reply to: Faking text extrusion

    Unless there’s a way to draw a line (or curve) WITH a custom brush, it wouldn’t work. Sometimes those basic programs can do stuff easily that is extremely involved in Photoshop. And buying another 700 dollar program (Illustrator) seems silly.

    Fortunately, googling “extruded text photoshop” brings up a lot of rather involved ways of doing it. Like I said, 8-bit programs do this much easier. Rather amusing, really.

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  • Eric Chard

    January 31, 2007 at 4:59 am in reply to: Faking text extrusion

    Thanks fellas.

    Considering that the old Deluxe Paint could do this in a snap (Grab anything, use it as a brush, draw lines, curves, arcs with it)….. frustrating.

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  • Eric Chard

    December 6, 2006 at 2:43 am in reply to: PS7: Import PSD with layers into another PSD

    Thanks!, but how about PS7?

  • Eric Chard

    August 28, 2006 at 7:14 pm in reply to: Mask from text layer

    Thanks coverbee! I found it myself (ain’t that always the way?)– I figured there just had to be a way, and 5-minutes spelunking found it.

    Truly slick. Thnx again!

  • Eric Chard

    October 26, 2005 at 4:58 pm in reply to: Drat! Newbie Q: adjusting brush size from keyboard?

    Not in 7.0 it ain’t. And something I could look over to would IMO be more workflow friendly.

    For that matter, I’d like two-level tooltips too: the existing short reminder, plus a longish tooltip that included things like brush sizing info– i.e. related stuff. 0.25 seconds, you get the existing tooltip. 1.0 sec, you get the long version. 3 seconds, it launches HELP at that tool’s entry.

    I actually had a paint app that would do the first two– it was sweet.

  • Eric Chard

    October 26, 2005 at 7:06 am in reply to: Drat! Newbie Q: adjusting brush size from keyboard?

    Ahhh, thanks so much.

    Wouldn’t a nice big poster of hotkeys be swell?

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