Matt
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You could try using the “gradient wipe” effect on the picture with the gradient layer set to itself (the picture layer). Set “transition softness” to like 60% – and animate the “transition completion” property.
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Thanks everyone for all your help. Looks like 864×486 route is the way to go, so I’m going to try that. Thanks again!
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Try going the where you want to extend the layers to in the timeline, select all your layers and hit option (alt on pc) + right bracket.
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Ya, do it in 29.97fps. There are two fields per frame, hence 59.94 fields per second.
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if you’re on os x :
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Ya, I thought of that but I’d like to know if there’s a way to move the mask shapes themselves…maybe not.
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I’m talking about moving multiple mask shapes WITHIN a single mask.
Say I made a square mask on a layer and created mask shape keyframes to move the mask left to right through the center for the frame. Now, what if I wanted that move that whole left to right animation UP to the top of the frame without moving the actual layer? That’s the question. Thanks for the reply though. -
I’m talking about the actually (spatial) points in the comp window – not the timeline keyframes – obviously I know that you can move them…
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ya, in 6.5 you can use continuously rasterize layer switch for solids just like you’d use them for vector art. awesome.