[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

Likely you’re moving a two-node camera close to the point of interest, so it doesn’t want to go any further. Move the point of interest as well.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

Thanks Abraham. Looks like whatever you did fixed it: no duplicates show up now.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

No, but if you are using sliders to control the null position, the wiggle expression would have to go to the sliders instead.

You may want to add sliders that control the wiggle amount and speed on a separate control layer (such as a small solid) and link them up to the wiggle expressions with the pickwhip so that you can change the wiggle settings in one place for all sliders.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

I am actually getting a separate “thread” showing up for every single reply on the same thread. This issue is temporarily fixed by switching to a different view type and then back to “topical”, but the moment I go to another forum and back to PluralEyes, it reverts to this:

1 reply looks like two threads, 2 replies like three threads. Is that really how it is supposed to look?

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

At the far right, there is a menu for the control panel (down arrow and four lines), way at the bottom of that menu there is a “customize…” option where you can turn on and off what is shown in the panel.

https://indesignsecrets.com/tip-week-customizing-control-panel.php

(Note also that you have to have the type tool selected to see the type panel options.)

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

You need to pick something that you want the person to see or read first. There is no focus point here. Perhaps you could make the “Why choose the Tax Expert?” your center of attention and the first thing that stands out, and thus the first thing someone would read. You can make it big and bold, across the full width of the flyer. Without a clearly dominating element, everything fights for attention. The yellow background is currently the strongest element, and even has the largest type, so I start reading it before the rest of the text.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

Works for me in CC2015.

What happens when you hold shift and rotate? Nothing, or just no constraint?

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

You just need ONE 3D null to parent a camera position to, not three. For ease of control you can use another 3D null to control the point of interest.

Then you can add wiggle to both nulls’ positions.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

You’ll need to generate an array of coordinates first, as every subsequent coordinate depends on the previous location.

[Kalleheikki Kannisto]

Give the top null the name “Start Null” and the bottom one the name “End Null” and use the following for the in-between layer positions:

start_layer = thisComp.layer("Start Null");
end_layer = thisComp.layer("End Null");

pos_start = start_layer.transform.position;
pos_end = end_layer.transform.position;

index_start = start_layer.index;
index_end = end_layer.index;
layer_count = index_end - index_start;

this_layer_pos = pos_start + (pos_end-pos_start)/layer_count*(index-index_start)

This will work for any number of layers as long as the start layer and end layer stay at the top and bottom of the nulls stack and there are no other intervening layers.