Jeff Horowitz
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Yea, I purged all memory and image cache, but it didn’t do anything at the time.
JAH
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“SOLUTION” UPDATE:
There isn’t a real solution, but I did end up resolving the issue.
I ended up opening the original AI file and clicking save a bunch of times (out of sheer frustration)
Then I went back into AE and (still out of sheer frustration) deleted the file, command+z, to undo the delete because I’m trying anything at this point, reloaded the footage, and VOILA it just worked. I think AE can be glitchy sometimes especially when files are being updated from one program to another.
If this happens to anyone else let me know if you find a solution, or if you have any advice or tips on the matter.
JAH
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wow thanks that worked
JAH
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How would I do this with a script?
JAH
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No it didnt work, but thats okay…not an issue for me anymore. Thanks anyway
JAH
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I realized that my anchor point on the image layer was not centered, so even though the expression works, the layer is still not centered. I can fix this manually myself but is there another expression I can use so that the anchor and the position are both centered in the comp??
JAH
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Wow thanks Simon, this was a huge find.
I realized that when you create a new document make sure “Align New Objects to Pixels Grid” is unchecked at the bottom.
JAH
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Thank god you posted the answer to this because if I wasn’t in public I would have literally broke my computer and flipped out!
I was using a 2d picture as a background and i had a lot of masks over it, as well as 3d layers and for no reason the 2d background disappeared. I could solve the issue by making the background also 3d but then it threw all of the positions on my masks off.
Im just happy now that this was a simple fix, AE can be frustrating sometimes. You sir are a genius!
JAH
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It worked perfectly, thanks again!
JAH
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I’ll see if this works and I’ll let you know. Thanks for responding so fast.
JAH
