Ridley Walker
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It can be done simply with range selectors. Here is an example file. To retime just move the keyframes.
7084_rangeselectortext.aep.zip
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You don’t have enough RAM nor processor cores to take advantage of multiprocessing.
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See this:
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/227/12111#12115
Not directly parenting but using an expression to connect the pins to the nulls. Read down the thread to see Dan Ebberts solution.
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[Roland R. Kahlenberg] “I may have a fast alternative but it depends on what you use Amortype for AND you will need to set your own out-point keyframes. “
I’m intrigued.
Any idea what’s going one with expressions in CS6 ? Why the execute so much more slowly than CS5.5?
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In my experience anything that relies on complex expressions degrades CS6 and CC performance, not only AmorType.
I never removed CS5.5 from my system and use it when I need to use AmorType.
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Has the Comp panel been set to display Blue only?
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[marcus lyall] “You can ship a workstation. But then you don’t have your computer just when you need it… Just before you go.”
I imagine that the new MacPro being only 8 inches high would fit in hand luggage… then you’d only need to rent a monitor and pack the keyboard and mouse. 😉
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This may help. A script that simulates light volume and source that works in 3D.
https://petertorpey.com/tutorials/volume_light/
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I agree with Walter. Unless you are using Ray Tracing in After Effects, the GPU is not important.
Even if you are, there are laptops with good GPU’s that won’t require an external thunderbolt connection.
Even Apple’s new MacBook Pro Retina has the nVidia 750M with 2GB of VRAM. Certainly not the top of its class but sufficient for Ray Tracing.
If you need more then you may want to consider a Windows-based laptop or shipping a workstation as Walter suggests.
CPU speed, number of cores, disk speed and available RAM are the most important factors for render speed. Not GPU Â … currently, and that may change.
