Joel Bellagamba
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COW Coins
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Thanks for taking a look, Kevin.
This gave me an expression error, unfortunately. Though, Dan has supplied a re-write (below) which works.
Simon
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Many thanks, Dan. This code worked a treat!
Simon
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Ok, I’ve been through the hoops and can’t find the correct math for this so I’ve animated the layer’s scale manually over 360 frames and am attempting to TimeRemap the frames to a parent comp.
I do have a new expression request though – which should be an easy one, I hope!
In my parent comp I have 2 layers. Layer 1 is a pre-composed (child comp) animation of 360 frames which has been time-remapped, and is basically ‘frozen’ at an arbitary value (let’s use frame 60).
Layer 2 wants to use a scale value from the child comp. That is, I need to retrieve the scale value from a layer that resides within Layer 1, at the time-remapped value of frame 60 (hope I’m making sense!).
Currently it just retrieves the value at the current frame of the parent/child comp and is ignoring the time-remapping.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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You’re a legend, works perfectly. Thanks!
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This whole ordeal pains me physically, especially since I had my sights set on PI for 5+ years but was never able to obtain it. I feel like I missed the boat
Still, holding on to a wing and a prayer that an open source version will be available in the future, and I hope it’ll be sooner rather than later. I’ve seen other people talk about RigzSoft as an alternative, but I’m not sure if it can replace it entirely -
STEP 1: Navigate to your home folder -> User Library
STEP 2: From there navigate to Preferences folder.
STEP 3: Search for Adobe Photoshop settings folder -> Delete the folder completely.
STEP 4: Restart your Mac once and then start the photoshop application again which should work now without any errors or problem.
https://www.clippingpathspecialist.com
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Hi,
I am having the exact same issue and I feel upset about that.
I know it’s been quite a long time but did you find any solution about it Jerry ?If you have created your text correctly, it will render perfectly and will be sharp.
I did the test on a Quicktime Animation rendered file and I’m sorry to say no it is not sharp. Of course, it is not that obvious, but I want my vector layers to be as sharp as they are in 2D.
(I might have a workaround about this when dealing with AI file. I just copy and paste my path from Illutrator to After Effects on a shape layer. I did this with text, turned the layer and 3D and hopefully there was no change on the edges, but it’s time consuming and boring…)
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I guess its just perfect. You have said you are not expert on editing, but man you are just too good I must say!
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Thank you for sharing basic tips with all! Totally helpful for photo professionals.
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Thank you for sharing it with us here.