Steve Roberts
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F4.
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How many layers are in the comp?
How many of them have effects applied?
How big are the biggest layers? 2000×2000?The remaining render time is based on the current frame rendering. If it’s an easy frame, AE will think the render will be done soon. So, if the frames after the first estimate were more complex than those rendering at the time of the first estimate, the first estimate will be revised upwards to account for that.
Try twirling down the “render details” triangle (in the queue) when rendering. See what your bottleneck is. Some effects are render hogs.
Steve
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Does AE work with just one version on your box? If so, which version?
Steve
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Selecting track matte hides the upper layer. Make it visible again by clicking the little eyeball.
Steve
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It sounds as if you need to adjust your keyframes from linear to bezier in the timeline. I think it’s in the help under “fine-tuning animation”.
The velocity curve should start flat, then gradually slope up.
Steve
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It sounds as if you need to adjust your keyframes from linear to bezier in the timeline. I think it’s in the help under “fine-tuning animation”.
The velocity curve should start flat, then gradually slope up.
Steve
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Maybe they …
… used stock footage.
… used Trapcode’s Particular plugin.
… added the stylize>glow effect from the Pro version.
… used noise>fractal noise, also from AE’s Pro version.It looks like a particle effect to me. Hey, experiment!
Steve
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Trapcode’s Shine plugin?
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Apply time remapping (TR) to the sub-comp, then apply the “loop_out” NumKeyframes expression to the TR property. You should be able to use the default expression.
Steve
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Apply time remapping (TR) to the sub-comp, then apply the “loop_out” NumKeyframes expression to the TR property. You should be able to use the default expression.
Steve