Justin Sims
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I still don’t know what happened before to create this problem, but I fixed it, at least temporarily.
I put an adjustment layer into the logo animation composition and parented each other layer to it. Then I scaled the adjustment layer up 150% and took off the scale up in the EditingComp.
If anyone has any other ideas on how I could avoid this problem in the future, that would be great.
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Yes. That’s more of the effect I was looking for. After your last message, I basically came up with this same idea. I used a lowercase “L” in a sans-serif font. Instead of having a light in my comp, I made the animator effect both scale and color, so I went from a light grey to a white that and and set the animator shape to Triangle.
Thank you very much for your reply.
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Well, thank you. This is pretty cool, but my question was more about the literally timeline that was to the side of the screen. I already have a display for the images created and want a timeline to go with it.
I now realize the YouTube video I placed into my original post didn’t actually keep the time I wanted the video to start at. If you look at the video starting around the 1:30 mark, you’ll see the timeline at the side of the screen and the effect I want to achieve.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3osFFNulAQ&feature=player_embedded#t=92
Regardless, thank you for your assistance. That was an effect I thought about attempting, but decided to go a different route. I do like your solution to it as well.
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I appreciate it, but, just like it did before, the issue went away. Both times after not figuring it out, I continued working on the problem as if nothing was wrong and after a couple days Premiere wanted to render the effects in the timeline, and they were gone. The issue also disappeared in After Effects. So I don’t have a solution.
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All that layer has on it is a mask which you can see and a Difference blending mode.
For your litany:
- CS6 11.0.2.12
- According to Adobe Application Manager I’m up to date
- I’m on Windows 8 64-bit
- Most of those graphics are built within After Effects. The Enspire font is an illustrator image, the lined pattern in the background that I’m having trouble with is a PSD
- Initially the problem happened but I kept working and after a few days it went away. I’m not sure what happened when it went away. I had recently moved all my files around, so they may have went away with having to re-render all the sequences. They appear randomly though because they line doesn’t always appear within AE but it may show up in Premiere or vice versa. It even renders out when exporting from Premiere.
- Currently, the programs I’m running are Premiere, AE, Firefox, Outlook and Jabber.
- This computer is an HP Compaq Elite 8300 CMT with Intel Core i7-3770 @ 340GHz and 16 gb of RAM.
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So the best workflow that I can see is one that doesn’t quite exist, by being able to send a near final version (meaning multiple clips at once on the same timeline) to AE, but still have the ability to fully edit it. This could happen if I would just chop up my AE dynamic link file that PPro created within my timeline, but I don’t have all the functionality of a normal clip within Premiere.
Well thank, your answer was a big help.