Mathew Fuller
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The inches of the screen is kinda’ irrelevant.
What are the Pixel dimensions of the comp you need to make?
I once had to make an absolutely huge animation for Nesquik to play on some weird sized screen in Times Square. And I was dealing with this same kind of thing.
Here’s my suggestion.
Make the animation in one master comp. (all six screens)
Then place that master comp in 6 different compositions, one for each screen.
Then simply work out the math so that you move it on the X axis the proper amount, to make each of the 6 comps render out the portion of your master comp appropriate to that screen.
Make sense?
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Press ctrl+Shift+H on PC
Cmd+Shift+H on Mac
This turns layer borders and controls on and off in the viewer.
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Adding .5 up to maybe 3.0 amount of noise will usually do it.
I never add blur.
You also must render at either 16bit or 32bit to get the benefits though.
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You could try this.
Use this expression as an interactive, keyframeable Wiggler. Apply it to the property of the layer you wish to wiggle.
wigfreq = 3; //wiggle frequency
wigamt = 30; //wiggle amount
wigdetail = 3; //detail of noise
wiggle(wigfreq, wigamt, wigdetail)~ Mat
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Without an example to look at.
Use displacement maps to give the illusion of morphing from one to the other.
~ Mat
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Try importing that AE project into a new project. Works a lot of the time…. but not every time.
~ Mat
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Did you do the 3D track before or after stabilization?
If you did it before stabilization you will need to retrack the stabilized shot.
Or you could comp it all together with the original footage and then re-stabilize the shot with the CG elements already comped.
~ M
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– You can also stabilize in mocha AE.
– You could track the TV screen, cover it up with something then stabilize that.
– You could use Nuke.
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Double click your footage so it opens in layer view rather than within the comp and paint away, should work. If not, review the adobe documentation on the clone tool and see what you’re missing.
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