Peter Van der zee
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Won’t there be a way with CC Cylinder? playing with the settings?
worth a try…vanderzee.tv
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The easiest way would be with the “shatter”-plugin
(could have a out of focus copy of the comp as your background)vanderzee.tv
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What happens if you put the reflection on -1 z-position?
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And for the text look for Eran Sterns smoking letters tutorial elsewhere on the cow
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I guess the position data is applied to the anchorpoint of the circle, so you can just reposition it to your startpoint. If its applied to the position-keyframes, you can change the anchorpoint data so it goes to its position.
A third possibility (if the keyframes are position) is to select all the keyframes made and drag your object (with all keyframes selected) to its startingpoint.vanderzee.tv
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TV is a horrible resolution, your picts are way too big.
Try downsampling them to the size you’ll actualy see on screen.
(jpeg-copies in photoshop or precomp in after (don’t activate the continuous rasterize))vanderzee.tv
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Not entirely, Dave, I’ve noticed with extreme comp-sizes, even in quarter and 25% screensize, a preview stops halfway. Precomping in a quartesize comp, previews the whole length.
Don’t ask me why…vanderzee.tv
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When a vector layer such as a AE text layer comes very close to the camera it becomes too big for your memory, changing the zoom and distance of your camera can avoid this,
so will working with a rasterized text, as explained in the other anwers to your post.vanderzee.tv
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google free 3d texture maps, you might find someone already went through the photoshop-step
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Get this guy to install CS3
no, just a joke
There is a way to translate CS3 projects into AE7 projects.
Open CS3 project and a similar AE7 project in a text editor and change the things that are different in the CS3 project, save as .aep and open in AE7.But I think in your case it’s easier to do what Darby said.
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