Stuart Paciej
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You could modify one clip then whilst its still selected find ‘Make Favorite Motion’ under ‘effects’, you can then select all and drag this effect onto any clip and it should change everything – this is probably only going to work if all your clips share the same dimensions and aspect ration though!
Or, if you select a clip that has the right settings, copy it, then select the other clips and ctrl+click choose ‘paste attributes’ it will bring up a dialogue of all your motion options. (So far I’ve only tried this on individual clips though but I dont see why it would do batches.)
Stuart
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Thanks Walter, I believe this is the workflow he is currently using.
Cheers,
Stuart
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Thanks Adam
Good to know what the phong tag does – guess thats pretty basic but this is what happens when you teach yourself!
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Colin – you can use an environment object and enable the fog which you could set to grey. Or perhaps change your floor material’s luminance value. Possibly a combination of those 2!
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Robert did you ever find a tut?
I think it would also be great to see a tutorial on this too. It has a wide range of applications, from boxes to maps to sheets of paper and would be great if there was a resource for those of us less adept at the finer points of 3D animation 🙂
I guess this is the dream!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd8YiTGrfK8Thanks,
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Sorry I should have pointed out I know virtually nothing about the Clothilde tags.
If there is a tutorial out there that you know of it would be great to see
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Thank you very much to the both of you, enjoy your weekends!
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Hi there, would like to get this guide off you too, would save some issues with after effects!
Thanks in advance,
Stu
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Yes it has!
My handy hint – you can mess about with the project so long as the caps lock is on (e.g preview deactivated). So you can remove the offending item from within after effects if you know what it is.