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No, it should not cause any problems. Could you post relevant part of the entire expression for anlysis?

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No. You can either collect the project and check the log or find a script that lists all effects. I believe some nice person provided something like that on AEnhancers. Unfortunately AE does not have any tools to “debug” this kind of scenario i na more elegant manner.

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No. You can either collect the project and check the log or find a script that lists all effects. Unfortunately AE does not have any tools to “debug” this kind of scenario i na more elegant manner.

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You need just a few XPresso nodes. First add a Time node, set it to seconds. Take the output of that node into a FloatMath node which is set to floor. Then take this output into a Math node, set it to Multiply. Feed the rounded time into the first port, for the second port use a fiixed value of six. This will give your rotation. Plug the result in any of your object’s channels.

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[Max Marklund] “Lets say i have edit a 15 min. short movie and i want to add a colder look to it with a present i got in after effects. Do i have to import the whole movie into after effects and add the effect and then render it out to a final production? Or is there any easier and better way?”

To play it safe: Yes, render out and re-import in AE. The others’ suggestion may work, but be aware that not all AE effects work inside Premiere. Also Premiere renders in YUV as opposed to RGB in AE, which will create a slightly different look depending on the footage.

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Use something like this:

ref_amp=thisComp.layer(“Audio Amplitude”).effect(“Both Channels”)(“Slider”); //reference layer
max_amp=100; //fill in maximum amplitude from reference layer
min_amp=100; //fill in minimum amplitude from reference layer
max_scale_X=100; //maximum allowed scale X
min_scale_X=0; //minimum allowed scale X
max_scale_Y=100; //maximum allowed scale Y
min_scale_Y=0; //minimum allowed scale Y

X=linear(ref_amp,min_amp,max_amp,min_scale_X,max_scale_X);
Y=linear(ref_amp,min_amp,max_amp,min_scale_Y,max_scale_Y);

[X,Y]

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Never tried that, but it’s possible that audio gets ignored by dynamic link. Would be logical considering that a PGC/timeline on a DVD can have multiple sound streams. Simply export your audio mixdown from Premiere and add it manually.

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Are you using Advanced 3D? Do you have a real camera in your composition? I#d check that first, as what you descrribe sounds like a generic Z-clipping issue.

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Simply apply additional text animators/ selectors before the one you are going to animate. Text animators can only work on what’s there, so by limiting the range before the animation, you should get what you want.

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Maybe Cineversity has something on it, but S&T isn’t that well covered tutorial wise. For your lines to show up, you need to assign 3 separate materials for each line type in your S&T style tag – one for default lines and one for hidden lines. Yoiu may also need to change your render settings accordingly. However, on not so rare occasions your hidden lines will not show up, no matter what. This is a problem that has been there from the start can only be solved by compositing later.

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