[Pierre Jasmin]

Yes look for “Per-Mask” blending
It would help if I knew which app you run RE:Flex in
For example in RE:Flex doc for AE there is something that says the following:

”
Use Auto Blend %: When checked, the whole image will linearly blend between the “from” image and the “to” image as the morph progresses. When not-checked, the amount of the “to” image is retrieved either from the “Mask Opacity” or “Mask Expansion” setting, as determined by the next setting:
Per-Mask Blend Comes From: Choose whether the amount of blending for each shape is retrieved from the “Mask Opacity” or the “Mask Expansion” of each mask. Of course, the per-mask values are only used if Use Auto Blend % is NOT checked. A value of 0 means “all of the ‘from’ image” and a value of 100 means “all of the ‘to’ image. Values inbetween will blend the amount of the “from” and “to” image for each mask appropriately.

For example in the morph above, let’s say we’d like the hair to come in from the “to” image fully at frame 14, instead of at the end at frame 30. First we uncheck Use Auto Blend %. Then we need to set a key of 0 for the mask opacity of each mask at time 0, and a key of 100 for the mask opacity at time 30. This, initially sets up the morph so we get the same result as if Use Auto Blend % was checked.. However, we then add a key of value 100 for the mask opacity of the 4 hairline masks at time 14. In this way the hair transforms from the “from” image to the “to” image in 14 frames instead of 30 frames. The setup for this scenario is shown below:
“

[Pierre Jasmin]

Yes look for “Per-Mask” blending
It would help if I knew which app you run RE:Flex in
For example in RE:Flex doc for AE there is something that says the following:

”
Use Auto Blend %: When checked, the whole image will linearly blend between the “from” image and the “to” image as the morph progresses. When not-checked, the amount of the “to” image is retrieved either from the “Mask Opacity” or “Mask Expansion” setting, as determined by the next setting:
Per-Mask Blend Comes From: Choose whether the amount of blending for each shape is retrieved from the “Mask Opacity” or the “Mask Expansion” of each mask. Of course, the per-mask values are only used if Use Auto Blend % is NOT checked. A value of 0 means “all of the ‘from’ image” and a value of 100 means “all of the ‘to’ image. Values inbetween will blend the amount of the “from” and “to” image for each mask appropriately.

For example in the morph above, let’s say we’d like the hair to come in from the “to” image fully at frame 14, instead of at the end at frame 30. First we uncheck Use Auto Blend %. Then we need to set a key of 0 for the mask opacity of each mask at time 0, and a key of 100 for the mask opacity at time 30. This, initially sets up the morph so we get the same result as if Use Auto Blend % was checked.. However, we then add a key of value 100 for the mask opacity of the 4 hairline masks at time 14. In this way the hair transforms from the “from” image to the “to” image in 14 frames instead of 30 frames. The setup for this scenario is shown below:
“

[Pierre Jasmin]

FYI
You can try the demo of RSMB for Avid here:
https://revisionfx.com/products/rsmb/downloads/#Avid%20Systems

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Unfortunately as you might not know Shake can only do multiple frames access on a fileIn node (I guess one of the N reasons why it went into rewrite)

The only 2 solutions I can think of are
1) render out and re fileIn
2) use Twixtor to export the MV and use RSMB Vectors using the composite as the color source input

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Unfortunately as you might not know Shake can only do multiple frames access on a fileIn node (I guess one of the N reasons why it went into rewrite)

The only 2 solutions I can think of are
1) render out and re fileIn
2) use Twixtor to export the MV and use RSMB Vectors using the composite as the color source input

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Can you send us a 10 frames project with a source movie in the codec you use at techsupport@revisionfx.com and we will look at it…

Do you notice if this happens at the last frame?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Can you send us a 10 frames project with a source movie in the codec you use at techsupport@revisionfx.com and we will look at it…

Do you notice if this happens at the last frame?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

If you are on the Mac remember AE went to Universal Binary (to work on macintel). Because of that you need to redownload plugins from your vendors OR run in rosetta I guess.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

We added some notes about a yet unsupported possible solution for maya mac users (the indented text in the maya section)

revisionfx.com
select FAQS on top
last item of General FAQs
Open the Maya accordeon, check for the indented text 🙂

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

We added some notes about a yet unsupported possible solution for maya mac users (the indented text in the maya section)

revisionfx.com
select FAQS on top
last item of General FAQs
Open the Maya accordeon, check for the indented text 🙂

Pierre