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Try to use the Time Displacement effect and randomize its Offset parameter. Use something like that:
seedRandom(index,true);
my_offset=Math.round(random(-100,100));[my_offset]
This way all you need to do is clone the layer without adjusting in and out points and it will still play differently for every clip.
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You can’t. PS does not support AE plugins. But what’s stopping you from using AE and then exporting a keyed image to PS? I fail to see how that would be any different.
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The magic word is layer space transforms. As alon_a says, you need to add this to your expressions. In your example it could be something like that:
foot=thisComp.layer(“Foot”);
foot_point=foot.toWorld(foot.anchorPoint);[foot_point]
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The magic word is layer space transforms. As alon_a says, you need to add this to your expressions. In your example it could be something like that:
foot=thisComp.layer(“Foot”);
foot_point=foot.toWorld(foot.anchorPoint);[foot_point]
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Well, that’s what 3D tracking software is for… Other than that I don’t think you will need any such trickery. It seems your shot would be accomplishable easy enough by matching the elements by hand.
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Yeah, that is indeed a problem and the only 100% safe way really is to convert all reference clips to real ones. You could also try to find all relevant Avid clips using the media tool, consolidate them to a separate disk/ partition and copy them to your backup along with the media database and Avid project files, but this isn’t very safe because when you restore those projects, you may loose other data of projects currently running. As a compromise you might create a complete video mixdown of the clips in question and export this complete clip (or its corresponding single OMF file). In case of an OMF file, you can always manually re-link it later on when you restored it from your backup. I’m not completely sure though, since I haven’t worked on an Avid for quite a while.
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Nope nothing noteworthy. There are some useful changes to JSX scripting, though.
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Nope nothing noteworthy. There are some useful changes to JSX scripting, though.
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