Steve Blacker
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Another quick note: do not render to h264 out of After Effects. You’ll get better results if you render a Quicktime (animation codec) file from After Effects and then create your h264 file using Quicktime Pro (x264 codec is really good) or Compressor, if you have that.
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Which version of Cinema 4D are you using? I think they only just introduced support for 29.97 in R13.
Also, what are you rendering out from Cinema 4D? A Quicktime? Image sequence? I would recommend rendering your project out of Cinema as an image sequence (TIFF, for example), then import that sequence into After Effects. If you are exporting as a Quicktime movie, export Animation codec for best quality.
In After Effects make sure your rendered footage is interpreted correctly (right click footage in the Project panel and choose Interpret).
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You may have better luck at https://aescripts.com/
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Just wondered if the layer is maybe clipping through the camera. Although that wouldn’t explain the discrepancy between full and half res previews, necessarily.
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Is it a 3D or 2D layer? Are you using a camera in the scene?
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Could you separate the x, y and z position parameters on the layer and apply the expression to each? (Right click on the position parameter in the layer timeline)
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The third “50” represents your z position, as far as I can tell…
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Do you have multi-processing enabled? If so, maybe try disabling it or adjusting the settings. I’ve found that multi-processing settings can have a huge effect on whether a render chokes or not. On occasion, and I’ve no idea what the exact issue is, I’ve had problems with TIFF files inside AE. Just as a test, maybe convert your TIFF sequences to something like PNGs and see if you still have the same issues. At least you might be able to eliminate a couple of possible causes.
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Can you give some more information of what is in your project? i.e., footage types, graphics files, effects, etc.
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Not that I know of – I’ve had to go through and manually nudge keyframes in the past like this.
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