Josh Miller
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G’day
Yep, to turn on continous rasterization (which you want with vector artwork) click on the little black star in the Timeline window.
Screenshot-https://xs56.xs.to/pics/05475/VectorArtwork.png
Cheers
Josh M
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Hey,
1. Make sure your in a 32-bit environment on your color adapter
2. If you are in 32bit go to Edit>Preference>Previews>OpenGL Info… and then try changing the Texture MemoryHopefully one of those steps will work,
Josh M
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Anytime =)
Josh
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Hi Kurt,
AE’s ‘Foam’ is the answer to your need here. It can generate bubbles which can burst when they hit each other etc. It also has some good presets for bubble textures so you don’t have to create them.
Cheers
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Hi,
You might want to try AE 6.5’s ‘Wave World’. You get this plug-in from Adobe when you register AE. To get a wave effect, you would have to set the ground under the dropdown in effect controls, which would create the actual wave. Then you would animate the ground property so just when the wave crashes the logo of your waterpark becomes the new ground layer and shows up. You might also try AE’s ‘Caustics’ which can create the illusion of looking into a pool with reflections and sunlight.
Josh M
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It looks like you have run out of RAM. Have a look at what quality you are RAM previewing at in the Time Controls; Full, Half, Third etc. If it is at Full, you might want to lower the quality and then you will be able to have a longer RAM preview. You could also try trimming your work area if you just wanted to RAM preview a specific area.
Josh
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It looks like you have run out of RAM. Have a look at what quality you are RAM previewing at in the Time Controls; Full, Half, Third etc. If it is at Full, you might want to lower the quality and then you will be able to have a longer RAM preview. You could also try trimming your work area if you just wanted to RAM preview a specific area.
Josh
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To your orientation problem, always make sure you use rotation if you need to spin things more than 360 degrees. If you are using the rotation tool make sure you are changing the Rotation and NOT the orientation under the drop box in the tool section.
As Steve said, it would be a good idea to also create a camera in your Comp. That might fix your other problem.
Josh
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I’m either thinking Trapcode’s Soundkeys, or Motion Math under the keyframe assistant, which I think only featured in AE 6.0.
Josh
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I’m either thinking Trapcode’s Soundkeys, or Motion Math under the keyframe assistant, which I think only featured in AE 6.0.
Josh