James Hernandez
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FASTEST WAY – I found a faster way to do this than opening up the Object Manager.
Just keep your Timeline window open. You can quickly and easily delete keyframes from the Timeline as you work, or even if you have to go back and edit later.
Thanks! 🙂
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The thing is that I’m not moving the camera when I hit the 3D button. I can see the layer just fine when the camera is on it and it’s not a 3D Solid. But if I make the Solid into a 3D layer, it goes transparent.
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It’s in the folder, but AE isn’t recognizing it.
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How would making the Solid object 3D move the camera? In the pictures it shows how the camera is looking directly at the Solid object before I turned it 3D. All I do is click the 3D option and it goes transparent.
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Thanks for the help. I downloaded the script and placed it in my Script UI Panels folder.
When I hit “Run Script” it opened up the folder, but I don’t see a script.
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Thanks for your response Brian.
I simply created the camera, the null and then the solid. I never moved the camera.
I suppose I can try and move the camera around, but I’m pretty sure I’ve done this before and didn’t have to correct the camera.
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Thank you for the explanations Walter, I can’t thank you enough!
I understand the cache process now 100%. 🙂
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I received a warning that my cache folder was overloaded; so AE didn’t overwrite older files in my case, nor did it self-purge. It asked for more room to cache more data! 🙂
But I really appreciate your response!! Very helpful, thank you!
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Thank you Walter!! Excellent explanation, I really appreciate that.
One more question please:
So we should NEVER empty a cache while still working on a project?I assume I should only purge the cache when I don’t have projects still in progress?
