[Soyeon Park]

I found the plugins.
Thanks!

[Soyeon Park]

I’m using AE 6.5 and it didn’t have choice of the file that you mentioned..
I have studio max file and render it out as single frames (targa) and put together in After Effects.

This is the thing.
I rendered out one file in one machine and
I rendered the file in different machines and used the same process of compositing.
One didn’t have any flickering and ran smoothly and the other one had the same numbers of flickering that the number of machines that I used.
The result of my thinking is
if you render file in different machines, it will have some kind of gaps in between that human eye can’t see. Therefore, there is flickering.

I’m willing to try different way to doing things. Let me know if you have any other idea because it’s supposely work!

[Soyeon Park]

I’ll try it. I rendered it out Quicktime. When I composit the files that I rendered in one machine, it was fine.
It is supposely fine compositing with files that rendered out different places..

[Soyeon Park]

Yes

[Soyeon Park]

When you click and see the actual preset (twearling down all the arrows), you can see someone animated the characters for you. That is preset. You can actually modify that animation and save the new file into preset library.

For the jumpy issue,
You can try giving different influence to each character (30%, 70% etc.)
If I were you, before going into headache, I’ll try motion blur for everything and if that helps, you are done.

I hope this helps.