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Select one frame and import as sequence. Simple as that. AE will automatically detect the numbering scheme and import the entire sequence. when you select multiple files, AE always assumes that they are unrelated and imports them separately.
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See Trapcode forum.
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Well, you have to rotoscope it frame by frame most likely. I doubt anybody already has done so and provided it as stock footage due to the work involved increating it and the specifics of the subject. If you still want to look around, you probably would od best by only picking the higher quality providers like Artbeats or Corbis motion. If you’re lucky, someone may have filmed a cat in a studio ready for keying…
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I’m sure it could be done, but I don’t know that particular effect. If I get around to downloading it, I might take a look at it and have something (no promises, though, as I often forget).
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I’m sure it could be done, but I don’t know that particular effect. If I get around to downloading it, I might take a look at it and have something (no promises, though, as I often forget).
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OEM – original equipment manufacturer. Just like you get your Windows and your MSOffice with your computer, Adobe offers special versions to include in newly built computers at a discounted price.
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Change the transform space of the Step Effector to “Effector” and place it after the Spline Effector. This should use the Spline Effector’s transform space and get you the effect you want.
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No way around that. This is a known limitation in AE 7. Just like Mark Harvey said, control the order of your comps manually by giving them a prefix.
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No. Adjustment layers always affect the entire composition buffer generated from al llayers below them.
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Well, depends. If they are old OEM versions (and it definitely sounds like that), then technically whoever is supplying them should not sell them without selling you a computer with it. ;o) Though the dealer may say otherwise, it is a clear infringement of Adobes licensing terms and even though e.g. here in Germany there has been a court ruling saying that it is still legal, I’d consider it a matter of honor and try to be as true to Adobe’s policies as one possibly can (yes, we all never have enough money). The other side of course is that Adobe usually sells those discs in large numbers and gives out large blocks of serials. So in the end they don’t know which of these discs has been sold properly with hardware and which ones haven’t. Following that logic, all serials would be fully elegible to upgrades. In addition to that I think that Adobe probably prefer to sell any number of AE licenses regardless of the circumstances than selling no licenses at all, so it should be alright. BTW, I recall that somewhere on the Adobe site you can check those numbers and if they aren’t legit, you should get a full refund from your dealer. Just make that a condition of your buying decision.
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