Ryan Hill
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That check mark does not hide the “Analysis solve failed” banner.
It hides every *other* type of banner, but not the Analysis solve failed banner.
So if you want to, for example, render the 2D Source trackpoints, you’ve got a big red “Analysis solve failed” banner slapped across them.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Wait, after I moved something a triangle appeared.
Position: 938.0, 538.0
[Triangle]: -22.0, -2.0That’s a delta symbol, it’s showing the change in position.
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I looked in my info panel. The only triangular thing I saw is an A for Alpha
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This was my first thought, too, but it didn’t always work, B was disappearing for the entirety of its presence, not just a single frame.
But then it would get fixed by something that makes no sense, like changing the layer order.
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Done and done.
Exactly what I needed. I had 89 output files, with as many as 20 of them in the same composition. And this was a great way to handle them.
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Okay, I think what will work for me is I create two Point Control expressions, called Start and End, and use this in the matching Start and ENd of the CC Bend It
toComp(effect("Start")("Point"))But I’m still curious if there’s a reason behind this or if it’s just a random bug.
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Wait, I think I found it, it’s “Expand Appearance?”
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I was kind of hoping there was some sort of hidden check-box I could tick that said, “Treat this comp as though it were pre-rendered.”
I’ll give the examples that inspired the question. I did resort to pre-rendering in these cases, but I was wondering if there was another way:
Suppose I had a stop-motion sequence I wanted to composite into some video footage, and I spent a bunch of time masking out the feet for a clean key before realizing I had let it interpret the stop-motion as 30fps when the video is 24fps?
Suppose I had a Super 8 transfer that was pretty shaky, so I stabilized it based on the sprocket hole, only to realize one piece of footage in the middle had been spliced in backwards, so it’s upside-down and time-reversed?
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In CC Particle World, you can set it to use another layer if you set Particle Type to one of the “Textured” types.
There’s also Foam.
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Okay, I’ve figured out how to access the texture as a “layer.” Then I can edit it in one window while I have the full view in the other window. Which is 90% of the way there.
The one thing that’s still an annoyance is the tiled view doesn’t update live. It only updatse when I select that window.