[Steve Hardie]

Correct…and all layers are at 0 on z axis, except for the trapcode z axis which is greyed out (as it performs in its own 3D space on a 2D layer).

The only other workaround is to disable the camera (cancels the 3rd axix), but then the image on the layer i am trying to copy is is mostly off the screen. I then need to center it and then make the “saved frame”. Again a number of manual adjustments that then need to be undone.

I guess I thought there might be something more obvious that I was overlooking?

[Steve Hardie]

1920 x 1080
Assumed issue would be relative to any frame size. Original comp is 1920 x 1080 and saved frame is comp size 1920 x 1080 the reimported frame is 1920 x 1080 but it’s relative size changes when it is made to a 3d layer.

[Steve Hardie]

If it had to be a “true” loop where the parts of the object that leave the right of frame enter the left, is there a way to script that?
i.e. as the point where the pakman id half way out on the right, halfo of him would already have appeared on the left?

[Steve Hardie]

Thanks for the quick responses, which make total sense. I’ll evaluate the pro version? to see how accurate the “auto” feature is. In the meantime Copying and pasting the keyframe markers isn’t too horrendous.

[Steve Hardie]

Thanks for the quick responses, which make total sense. I’ll evaluate the pro version? to see how accurate the “auto” feature is. In the meantime Copying and pasting the keyframe markers isn’t too horrendous.

[Steve Hardie]

Thanks for the quick responses, which make total sense. I’ll evaluate the pro version? to see how accurate the “auto” feature is. In the meantime Copying and pasting the keyframe markers isn’t too horrendous.

[Steve Hardie]

Thanks for the quick responses, which make total sense. I’ll evaluate the pro version? to see how accurate the “auto” feature is. In the meantime Copying and pasting the keyframe markers isn’t too horrendous.