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I think that you’re misunderstanding what the Timecode effect is for. The Timecode effect is for actually showing the time of the layer or composition, not an arbitrary number. I think that you want to be using the Numbers effect, with the Format/Type set to Timecode. From: After Effects Mail List [mailto:AE-List@media-motion.tv] On Behalf Of Mr. Eric D. Kirk Hello, I posted this earlier in the week but I think it got mixed up in the Bug with this same plugin. If anyone can help, my original note just below. Thanks, Eric On Mon, Jul 22, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Mr. Eric D. Kirk <kirkproductions@gmail.com> wrote: This CC timecode string just reminded me that I had a different issue with the timecode plugin (CS6). I will be using it extensively on a film but there are times where I want the timecode to like fast forward, then back to normal speed. So, I had initially set up a keyframe at beginning and end for say, 1 hour. My thought was if I going along the timeline, and plant a keyframe at 5 minutes, another at 6, I should be able to adjust the time between those two points. That doesn't work. In fact, the moment I place a new keyframe, it halts the timer. So, does anyone know the best method for altering the speed along the timeline? I also have iExpression. The only problem is I am already using that for another part and I don't want the two looks to be exactly the same. |
