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I think I read that Adobe was planning on adding folders into comps in the near future. Not helpful to you right now, but good to know.
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When I did this for an iPhone 4, I just created a comp in AE with the iPhone’s dimensions, then rendered it out as animation and brought that into C4D and used it as the color texture on the screen. I am not too familiar with C4D though, so there might be a more efficient way.
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“shortcut for showing only properties with keyframes: The U keyboard shortcut now only shows properties with keyframes, not properties that have expressions but no keyframes. See the “improvements to keyboard shortcuts for showing properties with keyframes, expressions” entry on this page for details.”
Can you make this an option? I quite like being able to see expressions via the shortcut. It is especially helpful when taking over on projects that other artists have started, you can simply highlight all layers and press U and see if any animations are expression driven.
OS X 10.8.4
3.4 GHz Intel Core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
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Thank you Walter!! I knew it had to be a simple solution and I felt like a n00b not being able to figure it out. Much appreciated!
OS X 10.8.4
3.4 GHz Intel Core i7
8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB -
I’m trying to offset the different wave groups with no keyframing, or at least with bare minimum
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– Create a black solid over your footage
– Use the ellipse tool to create a mask over the part of the footage you want to appear first
– Set the mask to subtract
– Feather the mask to ~250 pixels (adjust to your taste)
– Decrease the value of the mask Expansion parameter until the mask is completely invisible (solid black)
– Set keyframe on mask expansion parameter
– Advance to time in composition that you want the fade to finish
– Change mask expansion value to 1000
– If there is still some black solid remaining, set an opacity keyframe of 100% on the solid at the beginning of the fade, and a keyframe of 0% at the end (you might want to set the first opacity keyframe at the halfway point of the fade.)