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Mohamed Hafeez
July 6, 2014 at 5:46 am in reply to: Looping Animated dotted line

Hello! Old post but still thought I will post my method.

1. Create a shape layer with Circle
2. Add repeater, make Position (0,0)
3. Adjust the number of copies/rotation (under repeater transformation)
4. Fine tuning point 3 will give you a nice circle with dots

Hope this helps.
Mohamed Hafeez
May 31, 2009 at 10:05 am in reply to: just a small Boujou issue.

Hey malcolm, can you kindly share how you solved the 1280 x 720 converting into 1164 x 720 after the export from Boujou?

Everything works fine for me but this resolution change causing my nulls to move here and there.

Thankx so much.
Mohamed Hafeez
May 31, 2009 at 10:03 am in reply to: How to find the costliest layer during Render/RAM preview

Thankx Again Darby, this is another excellent tip. God Bless!
Mohamed Hafeez
May 27, 2009 at 3:39 pm in reply to: I guesss it’s just me

Why not have a thread called “AE for Professionals” and not allow NOOB’s like us to post there. If we do then ban us.

As a AE student, COW has been such a wealth of information and for kind replies and to call a post ‘Advanced’ or ‘Interesting’ is subjective.

Not all of us are genius I guess, I read most part of the manual and missed a tiny thingy that you can see the individual layer render timings by clicking the small arrow under render queue. (This was cleared by a reply by Bill Kelly.) Not that I missed on purpose while I was reading but it just didn’t strike me. 🙁

For Noob’s, this is such a great place to interact with professionals like you. Please continue your support.
Mohamed Hafeez
May 27, 2009 at 3:13 pm in reply to: How to find the costliest layer during Render/RAM preview

Brilliant! Thankx so much Bill, I tried that and I can see all my costly layers caught in action :-).

Thankx Joe and David for sharing your experience.

COW Rocks!!!!
Mohamed Hafeez
March 16, 2009 at 2:39 pm in reply to: how would one make the pink and white background in this link?

Very Old thread but still I thought I will add one more way to do this to the existing million ways 🙂

1. Draw a Star Shape layer (center it)
2. Increase Points > 20
3. Inner Radius = 0
4. Outer Radius = Large value to cover your solid
5. Adjust the inner and outer roundness to make it look flat
6. Lo! Sun Burst 🙂

And since this is shape layer then probably you can do more magic.

PS: I think the initial question may not be valid as I am not sure if Shape layers were there in 2006 version of After effects. I started from CS3
Mohamed Hafeez
January 12, 2009 at 5:42 pm in reply to: Adding ABOUT in Presets

Thankx Will :-). Maybe only Plugins can do that I guess 🙂
Mohamed Hafeez
October 18, 2008 at 3:35 pm in reply to: Memory usage doesn’t come down after rendering!

Thankx a bunch Mr. Kevin, it worked !!!

Tx,
Hafeez