Vladislav Gomzyakov
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So I was able to solve it by rendering it as Photoshop sequence with including alpha channel.
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And I noticed when I rendered it in HDV 720p60 and put it in it worked fine. But when I used an alpha channel on top of it or used color key filter to erase background colour, it started skipping frames again. WTF!
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Im using compositions without any footage though. Tried a bunch of different options of rendering. And still for some reason when I put it into FCP it skips every second frame. This is so bad, cause I did all this work and now we cant use it((
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What do you mean why is it needed? Doing a project like that..
No, both rendered at 23.98. I tried using even the same codec, but no use. -
We’ve done that, but nothing changes. Tried all kinds of alpha channel settings, still no luck. I don’t really know what is even causing this.
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Hehe no problem. I dont personally deal with FCP, so Im good)
Ok looks like your way works for easy animations. But there is always but lol. Im using trapcode particular to create something like a cloud of dust. When I render that with alpha channel and import into FCP it looks like feces. Have you ever had to deal with that?
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Lol I have no problems with rendering the whole thing in AE, its just the client asked for a separate file, so they can use it by themselves to compose the whole picture. That’s why I was looking for that way. But I guess Ill just have to tell them that it is better to render the whole thing in AE)
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And I tried shatter effect. It does the job very crudely though. Plus in order to animate it I will actually have to deal with the camera in the effect, not the global camera. Cause the actual body is parented to a null, which controls the movements of the actual butterfly. So I doubt I can match the movements exactly..
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i do have trapcode form. how would i use it to accomplish what i want? ideally i need some plugin to kinda bulge my existing body two ways so it actually becomes 3D, not sure if there are plugins that do that.