Galen Fott
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My response in a different thread, which I find to still be true in CS6:
This filter has been buggy for a while. OpenGL seems to have nothing to do with it. It seems there’s a “magic line” of approximately 32,769, positive or negative, beyond which the Shift Center To parameter fails to work. I’m in a 1920×1080 comp, with a same-sized Photoshop file, rendering at Full quality. Set keyframes at 40,000×540 and -40,000×540. There will be no movement until the Shift Center To value crosses that 32,769 line. Then it will animate, until it reaches -32,769, at which point it freezes again.
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This filter has been buggy for a while. OpenGL seems to have nothing to do with it. It seems there’s a “magic line” of approximately 32,769, positive or negative, beyond which the Shift Center To parameter fails to work. I’m in a 1920×1080 comp, with a same-sized Photoshop file, rendering at Full quality. Set keyframes at 40,000×540 and -40,000×540. There will be no movement until the Shift Center To value crosses that 32,769 line. Then it will animate, until it reaches -32,769, at which point it freezes again.
Anyone experiencing anything different? I’m in CS5.
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Ditto here. Annoying. I’m using CS5. You?
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Right, I’ve been adding a frame in AE at the beginning as a workaround, but this creates other problems as well…it’s just annoying that it doesn’t work properly! Thanks though, and I’m hoping someone will know what’s up with this problem.