John Dickinson
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Zaxwerks 3D Invigorator Classic is no longer bundled with AE Professional as of version 7.
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It’s working fine for me. You’ve checked the Motion Blur switch for the Invigorator layer right (not the 3D controller layer)? Also check that you have the Enable Motion Blur switch active (it’s to the left of the Graph Editor switch in the timeline panel) otherwise you won’t see the blur in the Comp panel.
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Hi Gregoire,
This is a frequent question. Do a search in the archives and you’ll find plenty of information 🙂JD
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I thought just adding a default camera would do that. I just did a test and it worked okay. Perhaps if you delete your preferences then try adding a camera with it’s default settings to your comp it may work. Otherwise I’m wondering whether this may be a question for the AE engineers, maybe there are settings they know of that you can use to exactly match the active camera of a 3D comp with no camera layer…
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One is Bad TV from the Foundry (https://www.thefoundry.co.uk). But there are a number of tutorials available including right here on the COW https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_page_wrapper.cgi?forumid=1&page=https://www.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/old_tv/index.html
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John Dickinson
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Hmmm, I usually add a camera to the scene first, and add a camera no matter whether it will be animated or not. You can’t get Depth of Field or other camera attributes such as rotation and position without having a camera layer. You say that you want to “duplicate” the settings of the Active Camera but you don’t have a camera in the scene, so you can’t have actually done anything to the Active Camera yet – since there are no settings to modify… Having said all that, have you tried just adding a new camera with it’s default settings?
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There are a couple of glass presets in the Material Swatches section of the setup window. It’s pretty much a case of adjusting the material’s transparency setting and Reflectivity setting. There’s a couple of really nice tutorials on how to create reflectivity in glass right here on the Cow by Kurt Murphy – one is a cross and the other is a globe.
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Any details on the Cow Leader Breakfast Ron?
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Maybe you can show us an example frame?
And by the way, if you are going to write things in the post that aren’t related to your question could you clearly separate them from the body of the question – perhaps with a stroke. Or better yet, save it for a suitable forum. Thanks very much.
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I do it on interlaced video all the time and haven’t had any problems so far (that I’ve noticed anyway).
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John Dickinson
Motionworks
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