Ryan Dawson
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Thanks for posting this. I can confirm (at least for me) that this also happens on OSX. I only use Premiere every once in a while, and I could not figure it out. I set an in point, and boom. Problem solved. Thanks again!
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I know this is only like 2 years late, but I just ran into this, and wanted to post this in case anybody else came upon this thread looking for a possible solution.
My shape layer was in fact showing a path I just couldn’t see it. I was looking at the anchor point of the shape itself and not the layer. I had a really small circle I had zoomed in to animate. I inadvertently moved the circle to the position I wanted to start my animation, and then when I animated the layer, the circle was about 500 pixels off the layer anchor point. The circle was far enough off the motion path I just couldn’t see it on screen. Super derpy. That is all.
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Sounds like you are looking for a script. I myself am not a scripting expert, but I have found useful scripts online for the type of automation you are looking for.
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Yeah – don’t think there is anything you can do about the null size besides un-parenting, scaling the null, then re-parenting – but I’m not sure if that would even be worth it.
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Sounds like you are duplicating the composition or “scene” within the timeline. Duplicate the comp in the project window, then put that new comp in your timeline instead. You can then open that comp and replace the photo with any picture you want.