[Jean-michel Boublil]

Same here…
Super annoying, also using the caps lock workaround….. ALso some of my comps which were created in CS5 somehow look different on CS6, what the hell adobe… seems the continuous rasterize is buggy somehow!
anyone experiencing the same??
Was hoping to be able to only maintain CS6 on a fresh install machine, would hate to install CS5 again.

any input/thoughts are appreciated.
jm.

[Jean-michel Boublil]

same here
OSX (not snow leopard)
CS4 9.0.2 running mostly animation codec and AJA Kona codecs.
all machine on OSX and latest QT software
Serious unexplained bug I must say.
jm.

[Jean-michel Boublil]

I am in the same boat as you are… I just think there must be a way to revert that back to normal.
jm.

[Jean-michel Boublil]

Oh man, thanx that I am not the only one…..
it has been driving me nuts, and I am determined to solve it.
I just do not feel like reinstalling that workstation…
I would be sooooo happy if anyone would know how to revert it back to the default. Like I said 2 other workstations and my laptop all running CS4 9.0.2 do not have that issue.
No way I can use bridge everytime I finished a proxy render or other footage imported into my AE.
thx
jm.

[Jean-michel Boublil]

Yep
It acts always as if the option key is pressed while clicking on the source QT.
thanx
jm.

[Jean-michel Boublil]

Ok
I got it down with 2 sliders….
than
jm.~

[Jean-michel Boublil]

Hi Filip and ThanX for your reply.
My problem is that I would like to control both the x and y of the wiggle. While creating a slider control to that null that drives the expression and to which the camera is linked to is breaking my expression completely.
I am very very new to expressions (have been using AE for 10 years and only lately have had the nerves to dive into math… and I love it) but it requires some practice.

thanx
jm.~