John Stanowski
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COW Coin
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Wow, you rock! Thanks so much for helping. You’ve in essence recreated what I was trying to do. And I am so GLAD to know that it is possible to do this. I’ll revisit my project and compare your file with mine and I’ll getting working for sure. Thanks, again!
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I just made a much smaller version here: http://www.brevitymedia.com/preview_smaller.mov
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Sorry, it’s actually 91 megs. I wasn’t planning on putting it online.
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Possibly. I have the Mograph text “hiding” behind a shape. I animate its position to slide out from behind the object. I also animate the letterspacing.
I’ve since gotten the animation to “work” by using other methods which really aren’t good methods. I’d really like to get the Boole thing to work.
If you don’t mind waiting for 91 megs to download, I have a small preview here: https://www.brevitymedia.com/preview.mov , that shows exactly what I did and what I’d really much rather do with the Booles.
Would you mind telling me the order you used in the Object Manager and the settings from the Att.Mang.?
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No idea what’s going on there. That sucks. Only similarity I ever encountered was after starting to use C4D a lot, AE suddenly needed 5 minutes to load and got a little slower once loaded. Makes me think there’s something in the system causing it. Maybe you should try reinstalling AE and PPro and see if they’re okay after that. Also check to make sure you have the right C4D import plugin.
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The Cineversity tutorials takes you through the entire process, including what you can do with the separate passes in After Effects. Do you even need multi-pass? You only need this is if you plan to composite footage ‘inside’ an element of your C4D animation, or if you want precise control over things like shadows, speculars, etc. You should watch the tuts.
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This question has no short answer so I’d like to point out this 4-part tutorial over at Cineversity. https://www.cineversity.com/tutorials/lesson.asp?tid=1183 . This takes you through the whole process. There are 3 other parts so use the breadcrumb links at the top of the page to get to the other three.
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Sorry I found the answer just now by searching like I should have done to begin with. ProA doesn’t work when AE has floating panels.
Hey, now there’s at least 2 reasons for a new version of ProAnimator: fix the not working when floating panels exist thing, and give us AE people that fancy new UI.
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Awesome! Thanks!
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I figured it out. Actually I feel like a dolt. All I have to do is de-select the Stopwatch on the Level Slider under the Volume Effect. Then I can let the clip play and adjust the level and no keyframes are recorded.