Jim Scott
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You need to make the cloth object a polygon object — make it editable. (CMD-C). See the help file for “Cloth Tag.”
Edit: Whoops. I meant C for the keyboard shortcut
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I would agree with Dave to avoid updating anything during a project. As far as the specific version of Premiere Pro is concerned, in the main menu select Premiere Pro CC > About Premiere Pro to bring up an info window.
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“I just want the image I created to stay on the page the whole time while the music plays.”
Place your cursor over the end of the layer in the timeline and it will turn into a two-sided arrow. Drag to shorten or lengthen the layer.
For future reference: https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/getting-started-with-after-eff/?segment=dva
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You need to draw your spline so that what will be the center axis of the bottle aligns with the scene’s Y axis (green arrow). Then when you add a lathe object, and drop the spline into it as a child, the center axes of both will be aligned and the lathe will sweep the spline around that center giving you the bottle shape. You can then move the lathe object wherever you want.
(Edit: I didn’t see Adam’s response until I finished mine.)
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Did you try trashing AE’s preferences file and then reopening AE? I don’t know if a new one is always made when a reinstall is done, but if it’s not a corrupted preferences file may have remained and be still causing your problem.
That’s quite a desktop. You either have a huge monitor or you like your dock icons very small and your folder icons very large. 😉
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It was most likely done in After Effects.
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In case Adam doesn’t see your post for awhile, here’s the obj file exported from C4D:
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Thanks Brian. Hopefully Tarn can put that info to use.
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Thanks for any input.
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Glad to help. Good luck with the project.