Joel Bellagamba
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COW Coin
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To control the second trim path expand both trim paths in the layer and keyframe the End value of the second one separately. Rename layers to avoid confusion.
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To bake the Color Effector to keyframes for FBX export, use the “Bake Animation” option in your 3D software (like Cinema 4D), then export. This locks the effect into keyframes.
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To speed up After Effects for complex projects:
Use multi-frame rendering increase RAM use proxies precomps GPU effects and lower preview quality. -
Yes, it’s possible by calling the button’s function from the other cript, if both scripts are in the same context and the UI is accessible.
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The issue you’re experiencing with the rope stretching infinitely when connected to a cloth simulation is likely due to the dynamics settings and constraints not being properly configured to maintain the rope’s length.
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thanks for the feedback! Having a similar issue now
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Yeah, I ran into that issue when I switched from Fusion to Vegas too. Instead of using .MOV, I found that exporting as an .MP4 or .WMV worked way better since Vegas Pro handles those formats without a hitch. Just head to the render settings in Fusion and pick one of those options. It saved me from the pain of sorting through a ton of still images, which is just a hassle.
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I’ve been playing around with similar effects in Fusion, and I found that using a combination of the Time node and a Ramp node works pretty well. What I do is create a ramp from 0 to 1 and then multiply it by whatever value you want for the effect. You can use an expression like time * X in a Merge or Transform node to get that motion blur going without being stuck at frame 0.
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I ran into the same issue when I first started using Fusion 9. To get the alpha channel in your MOV renders, you’ll want to choose a codec like ProRes 4444 or DNxHR. Just make sure you select the “RGB + Alpha” option in the render settings. If that doesn’t work for you, I found that rendering as an EXR file is a solid alternative for keeping the alpha intact.