Mark
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Make sure that you have the latest catalyst drivers.
X1950 is more of a gaming card. It does support openGL, but through software, not hardware on the board. ATI fire and Nvidia Quadrofx cards support OpenGL directly on the board. I had a X1800 before and due to a switch in editing apps (onto Media Composer) I had to put a QuadroFX card in (3450)…The performance difference in AE is outstanding….
Mark
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I believe that the mask is a 2d property. What are you trying to achieve ???
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I would say that you would start by offsetting the anchor point in z-space…then using the rotation animate using a big ease on the outgoing keyframe. Set the motion blur quite high (360 and up). Sell the shot by adding some particles.
Mark
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Banding in gradients is a fact of life in an 8 bit world….That said, using a little noise can help to break up the banding.
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Try the secret settings in the Preferences…
Hold shift and select the general preferences. Now let go of shift and there will be a new preference setting…secret.
Do a search on this forum for secret of sechret for the optimum settings.
Mark
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Also certian blend modes don’t react to certain elements…example of this is a solid white layer with add used will still be a solid white layer. If you need an explanation of this just ask and it will be provided..
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Sorry, I’m not really sure about the cache, but I would think that it would purge automatically.
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You could apply Mr mercury to a solid and use it’s alpha values as a track matte to a color version of the footage…
Mark
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I di this in Boris Red years ago…I wrote a tutorial on it which is here on the COW….
Now, if I were to do it again in AE, I would use solids, masks, turbulent displace, blur, fractal noise and a displacement map.
Mark
PS…the stars on the tutorial are kind ugly…hahahaha
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Make sure that you have enough RAM, and or reduce the preview quality.
Mark