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From: "scott.aelist" <scott.aelist@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Jun 2012 15:38:49 -0700
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Subject: Calculations/Channel operations with different times?
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I want create a matte reveal in a comp, then apply that matte to a lot of
other layers. I can do this with the Calculations effect, but the problem
is that the reveals all happen at the same time. I want them to happen at
different times. Unfortunately the Calculations doesn't seem to have any
control for shifting the time of the source layer. Is there any other
effect or workaround to achieve this? To say it another way, i'm trying to
create a track matte that i can blanket-apply to dozens of different layers
and have the matte animate at different times (based on keyframes or the
inpoint of the layer).

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I want create a matte reveal in a comp, then apply that matte to a lot of o=
ther layers. I can do this with the Calculations effect, but the problem is=
 that the reveals all happen at the same time. I want them to happen at dif=
ferent times. Unfortunately the Calculations doesn&#39;t seem to have any c=
ontrol for shifting the time of the source layer. Is there any other effect=
 or workaround to achieve this? To say it another way, i&#39;m trying to cr=
eate a track matte that i can blanket-apply to dozens of different layers a=
nd have the matte animate at different times (based on keyframes or the inp=
oint of the layer).<br>


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