[Filip Vandueren]

Praise the lord !

I just did my first flash project this weekend and I really craved for the AE-timeline and keyframe methods.
Let’s hope for actual keyframes, parenting etc.

[Filip Vandueren]

Praise the lord !

I just did my first flash project this weekend and I really craved for the AE-timeline and keyframe methods.
Let’s hope for actual keyframes, parenting etc.

[Filip Vandueren]

Hi,

I was just talking to a cameraman this week, and the problem is just typical of HD: you get it as much with filming as you do with motion graphics.
For some reason it’s just not good in conveying horizontal movement.

The tricks you use are the same ones that come to mind.

Here’s some extra considerations:

• You use 1080i, so you’re field rendering, are you watching the final rendered output, or Ram-previews

[Filip Vandueren]

Try the “Repair Disk Permissions” command in the Disk Utility application, might help.

You could also start up the utility “console”, and see if the installer left s clue as to what the error was in one of the log-files.

[Filip Vandueren]

Hi there,

the missing PSD layer-files should show up with Italic text names in your Project-Window.
Just double-click on one, and you get a fileselector prompting you to locate the file.

Now first locate the PSD file, and in the next dialog you get choose the correct Layer from the pop-up. AE should figure out what other layers it’s missing are in that file too, and reconnects them, so you only have to do this once for every psd-file, not for every layer.

[Filip Vandueren]

Of course, the thing is you can only paint in the footage windown, not in the actual composition, so you can’t see the other layer.

See if this work-around fits you:

• duplicate your video layer, and start cloning on that, remember to set the clone-source to the original videolayer, not the copied one you’re working on.
• When you’re done, look at the effect-controls of the layer and enable ‘paint on transparant’. (it’s the only option actually)

That should give you a layer with just the clone-strokes, but you saw the original while working on it.

hope that helps,

Filip

[Filip Vandueren]

Of course, the thing is you can only paint in the footage windown, not in the actual composition, so you can’t see the other layer.

See if this work-around fits you:

• duplicate your video layer, and start cloning on that, remember to set the clone-source to the original videolayer, not the copied one you’re working on.
• When you’re done, look at the effect-controls of the layer and enable ‘paint on transparant’. (it’s the only option actually)

That should give you a layer with just the clone-strokes, but you saw the original while working on it.

hope that helps,

Filip

[Filip Vandueren]

You’ve probably allready tried, but do a “purge all” and see if it persists.

It’s just keyframes i suppose, no expressions going on ?

[Filip Vandueren]

You’ve probably allready tried, but do a “purge all” and see if it persists.

It’s just keyframes i suppose, no expressions going on ?

[Filip Vandueren]

It’s on your cd, but isn’t installed by default.