Thomas Gabrielsen
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Hi Dave
Thanks for your reply, and sorry for my late reply, I’m sick at the moment (flu).
I’ve tested using a null object but because I’m using three motion tracks on one footage, the object I’m tracking is moving out of the screen, I runned into some problems. As soon as I’m well again I will give the null object method another try.
I still wonder how I can activate the “Effect Control Point” option. Seems to be more simple … ?
Thomas
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yikesmikes: I meant pseudo-3D, by making a object that is closer to the camera moving slower than the background. But thanks anyway 😉
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yikesmikes: I meant pseudo-3D, by making a object that is closer to the camera moving slower than the background. But thanks anyway 😉
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RobotHero: Thanks, good point!
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RobotHero: Thanks, good point!
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OK, I dont know how many times this has happened to me, but I found one way to do it:
thisx = thisLayer.position[0];
thisx = thisx+ (thisComp.layer(“i_animert”).position[0]*0.5);
[thisx, 100]I’m still interested in comments on this though. 😉
Thanks,
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OK, I dont know how many times this has happened to me, but I found one way to do it:
thisx = thisLayer.position[0];
thisx = thisx+ (thisComp.layer(“i_animert”).position[0]*0.5);
[thisx, 100]I’m still interested in comments on this though. 😉
Thanks,
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Thank you all for your answers! It helped a lot!
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Thank you all for your answers! It helped a lot!
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Hello Mylenium. Thank you for your answer!
Yes, I noticed. But it is limited to that define the first vertex? If so, Adobe should do something about this. Like in 3D Studio Max where you have the “Show vertex number” option.
mvh,
DoRullings