[Malcolm Desoto]

Um…maybe you were holding down shift and had them all selected? If the key frame is yellow, then you’ve got it selected.

You can right click each individual key frame and got to Key Frame Assist.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Learn and be wise…Feel the relief!

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/boomerang_1.php

[Malcolm Desoto]

Where’s your friend when you need him?

Yeah, fractal noise and maybe some third party plug in?

Looks like a glass/paint daub effect?

[Malcolm Desoto]

You were right Steve!

It didn’t show up on any of the custom views, so I checked the top view and it was waaaaayyy back there.

I wonder why it didn’t disappear in the active cam.

Sighhhh….

weird.

Well, thank you all! As always, it’s been fun!

[Malcolm Desoto]

Well, if that were true, it should intersect with my building layer disappear right?

[Malcolm Desoto]

Okay, I was wrong. The wallpaper layer actually is moving. It’s just moving very slowly.

As you can see, the mask is now at the top of the frame.

What would cause this slow movement? It’s almost as if it’s trying to pan over the entire image before I scaled it down. I originally brought it into the comp at 3072 X 2304.

I haven’t had any problems with large files in the past.

[Malcolm Desoto]

I wish that were the problem.

Even with the bird and camera layers at the top of the order, The wallpaper still will not stay put.

On a side note:

Does the camera’s layer order really matter? In the past I’ve had it near the bottom and it didn’t seem to affect anything.

[Malcolm Desoto]

oh! I thought that only apllied to adjustment layers!

I’ll go check that out right now!

[Malcolm Desoto]

Thanks for the suggestion. I don’t actually won’t linear movement applied to the key frames becasue it will look…linear.

That’s good to know though. I ended up using “toggle hold”.

[Malcolm Desoto]

Yeah. I could. I shouldn’t have to though right?