[Seanwinn]

Thanks Merv, that does work. What I was trying to base it off of is a plugin from Eureka (or a Eureka plugin) for Final Cut that does this automatically – it’s called ‘blur through’ I believe but would more acurately be termed timewarp tranistion in my opinion as it stretches one scene into another. Was hoping to find an AE plugin that eliminated these manual steps…

Anyway, it worked – thanks!

[Seanwinn]

Joe, somehow I got it. Deleted the buttons in Photoshop, recreated the whole process…and I have the normal orange flesh colored mouse over highlight. So it’s working.
(now if I can figure out how to successfully change that mouseover color 😉

thanks again so much for your help

[Seanwinn]

Hey again, tried that on each of the buttons to no avail…they remain unchanged. I figure it has something to do with the fact that they are text converted to buttons over the top of a motion video background.

There is s slight black shadow type affect that appears when you mouse over them, but no color hightlight. So as is, they are kind’ve hard to read…thoughts?
PS – really appreciate your help

[Seanwinn]

Hi again.. 1.5

[Seanwinn]

Joe, thanks for your help, that did it. One thing though…the text I put in & converted to buttons is not showing any highlight color when I mouse over them in preview…is there a way to get that back?

[Seanwinn]

Thanks for the input guys!

[Seanwinn]

Jim,
Thanks so much for your help…one other question. There is a green bar at the top of the timeline & it’s not going all the way across, causing the ram preview to stop where the bar ends…how do I correct that?

Thanks again,
Sean

[Seanwinn]

Thanks so much yikesmikes…

[Seanwinn]

Found it I believe in the “Ram preview”…

[Seanwinn]

Chris,
Much thanks to you and the others for sharing your expertise…
Sean