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Subject: Re: [AE] Timewarping over cuts
From: Eric James Wood <list@helium14.com>
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Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2012 11:01:36 -0800
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This may work, but not in front of a timeline to test.

Put comp markers on each cut point in your pre comp, drag to a new =
timeline so that your markers show up, then cut your pre comp into =
chunks at the marks and apply the time warp to each piece. That way it =
is stopping at the cut, and starting again on a fresh clip.

Maybe use zorro to detect all the cuts and then slice the comp up and =
add the time warp effect to each piece.

Just a thought.

On 2012.Feb.24, at 10.02, sean cusson wrote:

> I've run into this before and have never been sure if there was a way =
around it. I have a comp with more than 40 clips on the timeline. I =
pre-comped it and then applied the Timewarp effect (using Pixel Motion). =
It looks beautiful until the effect hits an edit point (cut) and =
"smears" for a few frames until it gets past the edit. I know that =
Timewarp is trying to blend the edit but messes up when the pixels =
completely change from one frame to the next. I was wondering if there =
was a setting that would tell Timewarp to ignore edit points?
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