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Works fine here. Dunno what could be the problem.
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The usual suspects – shine or any other light ray plugin. I don’t think it involved too much “real” volumetrics.
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Try again:
freq = 5;
amplitude = 35;
decay = 1.0;y=amplitude*Math.cos(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*time);
effect(“Motion Tile”)(1) + [0,y]Maybe I’ve messed up something and you mistook the quotation marks for something belonging to the expression.
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Try again:
freq = 5;
amplitude = 35;
decay = 1.0;y=amplitude*Math.cos(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*time);
effect(“Motion Tile”)(1) + [0,y]Maybe I’ve messed up something and you mistook the quotation marks for something belonging to the expression.
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No. Those parameters are not supported by expressions. Sorry buddy, manual is the way to go. Keep in mind that you can select multiple layers and change all their font properties in unison.
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No. Those parameters are not supported by expressions. Sorry buddy, manual is the way to go. Keep in mind that you can select multiple layers and change all their font properties in unison.
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Copy & Paste a rounded corner rectangle (aka bullnose mask) from Photoshop to AE as a mask, then use feathering on the mask shape.
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Your reference is still linked to the position property. It should read something like that:
“y = amplitude*Math.cos(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*time);
effect(“Motion Tile”)(1) + [0,y]”Mylenium
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Your reference is still linked to the position property. It should read something like that:
“y = amplitude*Math.cos(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*time);
effect(“Motion Tile”)(1) + [0,y]”Mylenium
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Technically there is no difference if you render at full res. The only thing to be aware of that would make a difference is things like OpenGL and in some cases guide layers.
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