[Joseph Shelley]

Awesome,

Thanks for the screenshot! I’ll see if I can glean anything from it.

Cheers,

-joe

[Joseph Shelley]

Hi Jeff,

I’m still using Motion 3. You don’t happen to have the settings handy in the inspector, do you? if so, is there any way you could copy and paste them for me, so I can check them out?

Any other advice would be welcome.

Thanks for the response,

-Joe

[Joseph Shelley]

Thanks Gareth,

I ended up outputting it as an animation.

Cheers,

-joe

[Joseph Shelley]

This is an old post, so I’m not sure if you’re still interested in the answer, but I’ve been dealing with similar problems and have read that other people have had problem with drop shadows in Motion also. In my project, they caused the associated images to oscillate, jumping around and warping in size–especially when I tried to include a video file in the layers.

My work-around was to manually create the drop shadows with a blurred shape layer. But you could always do it in Photoshop or Illustrator, or Gimp if you don’t have those.

Even if this doesn’t help you out, hopefully it will save someone else from wasting the time I did trying to figure this one out.

[Joseph Shelley]

Gotcha, Thanks,

Any suggestions on quickening the process–something quicker than exporting an animation or .png?

Cheers,