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The trick here is the Anchor Point. When you rotate the image it rotates around the center of the image. You need to move the anchor point to the bottom of the image. That will cause the rotation to happen at the bottom of the image so it looks as if you are holding a photo vertically against a surface and then let go. Hope this helps and best of luck.
Stephen Smith
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You mean like the two words are hooked together and rotate to reveal the other word just like a revolving door?
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If we don’t see the flame just the light from it I think the ticket is to focus on a random change in the lights opacity. Which it sounds like you are already focusing on by adjusting the intensity.
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Try setting it to Best and see if that solves the problem.
If you import the Motion project file into FCP go to the sequence settings to set to best. If Export from Motion there is an additional option to change it to best or you can under Render, Quality.
Stephen Smith
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Frank, I’ve never seen this before so my advice may be of no help. Make sure your render settings in FCP are set to Normal or Best. Make sure the Resolution is set to 100% and the codec it set to “Same as Sequence Codec.” Hope this helps and best of luck.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
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I’m confused?
Stephen Smith
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Change Speed to Custom, you will gain a Custom speed option. There you can keyframe so you have say first key frame at 15% then go a second or so down the timeline and set another keyframe for 15%. That will hold your object from orbiting for a second or what ever the distance in keyframes is.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
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You can import AI files into Motion and if set right you can maintain its vector quality.
Your Illustrator file needs to be RGB and not CMYK. Be sure to save the AI file with PDF compatibility. After you bring it into Motion, just select it, press Shift+F (takes to you the Media tab), then uncheck the Fixed Resolution checkbox. This will allow the vector image to be rasterized at whatever size it is on-screen. Hope this helps.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
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Use the circle shape tool to create a circle. Set to outline. Add logo. Add “Motion Path” behavior to logo. Change “Path Shape” in motion path behavior to Geometry. Drag the circle shape to the Shape Source well. Hide the Circle and you have a logo that follows around the circle. Add the other logos to the same motion path just like you did with the first and adjust the Offset to get the different logos at different points in the circle path. Best of luck.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials
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Hum…Sorry, I’ve never seen this before, sounds real cool. Take a look at the Gradient Colorize filter and see if that is what you are after.
Stephen Smith
Utah Video ProductionsCheck out my Motion Training DVD
Check out my Motion Tutorials