Zach Meissner
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Well for some reason the post house I’m sending it to want’s it in this format to broadcast it for TV.
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Thanks for the reply Alan. Well i’ve been told that all compositing solids orient on the z axis, so if i rotate the y it is correct. The problem with that is in C4D, i can’t work with the solid because it’s 90 degrees off. Is there a way to make sure the solid comes into AE in the correct position as it is in C4D?
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Thanks Adam! That seemed to work, but i’m now including the animation of the phone rotating the the previous key frames.
The phone flies forward while rotating several times, then when it stops it slowly oscillates back and forth – thus my need for the automatic key framing. But now after it repeats the slow back and forth motion, it also does the spinning several times around, just like it did in the beginning.
How can I only repeat the back and forth oscillation motion?
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Zach Meissner
August 5, 2010 at 8:55 pm in reply to: set expression on one layer and have subsequent layers follow same behavior -
Zach Meissner
August 5, 2010 at 8:40 pm in reply to: set expression on one layer and have subsequent layers follow same behavior -
Zach Meissner
August 5, 2010 at 8:36 pm in reply to: set expression on one layer and have subsequent layers follow same behaviorYep, i’m copying the code from the forum itself.
Now i’m trying to take it one step further and make the individual attributes on their own sliders so that I only need to adjust one setting for the 25 or so panels that I will have.
I created a null object with a expression slider, then selected zDist in the expression of the first panel. When I did this I got an error. Is this the best way to set up the attributes so they can be changes instead of having to go into each individual expression and having to change it?
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Zach Meissner
August 5, 2010 at 8:27 pm in reply to: set expression on one layer and have subsequent layers follow same behaviorGreat!
No i’m trying to take it one step further and make the individual attributes on their own sliders so that I only need to adjust one setting for the 25 or so panels that I will have.
I created a null object with a expression slider, then selected zDist in the expression of the first panel. When I did this I got an error. Is this the best way to set up the attributes so they can be changes instead of having to go into each individual expression and having to change it?
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Zach Meissner
August 5, 2010 at 8:03 pm in reply to: set expression on one layer and have subsequent layers follow same behaviorThanks Dan, i applied it to the Position attribute, but just kept getting an error. I have keyframed the z postion, 0 at both ends and -145 in the middle for the scale effect of coming forward and back.

