Jon Kozenko
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That’s an interesting error – I presume that you only have the one version of BCC installed? I would recommend you Uninstall BCC6, and quickly re-launch After Effects to make sure that BCC does not attempt to load – if it does, then you’ll have to remove the plugs manually. Afterwards, re-run the BCC6 installer. Let me know if this helps.
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To start off, if you go into your Video FX tab, does Boris Graffiti 5 appear as an entry? If not, you will need to reinstall Graffiti, which I can walk you through. If you do have an entry for Boris Graffiti 5, you would want to apply it by dragging it onto either a clip or an Empty Event on the timeline, and a Boris Graffiti banner will appear in a window called Video Event FX. To launch Graffiti, you would click once on this banner; you don’t want to double-click it.
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To expand on Tom’s message, the first thing I would recommend you try would be to trash the Title 3D preferences – the file is called ‘com.borisfx.Title 3D’, and is located here –
Macintosh HD :: Users :::: Library :: Preferences Delete this file with FCP closed, and as a good test, try creating a new Title 3D effect in a new Project or Sequence. If this does not work, go into the Font Book application, disable all but a small handful of primary fonts, and try again.
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Andy,
That’s an interesting problem – which exact version of Graffiti are you using? I presume that this problem is visible within Graffiti itself, rather than a problem with rendering or applying back to Media 100? If so is this visible if attempted within the Graffiti stand-alone Keyframer? Are the lower-case letters working fine with the accent marks? If you were to type a line of text, with the accents, say in a text file, does importing them into Graffiti’s text window work any better?
– Jon
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I called a user back this morning with a similar problem, also named Jon – was this you? If not let me know via email to Support.
Thanks