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| or use proxies it' simpler 2014-04-02 11:06 GMT+02:00 Robert Kjettrup <robert@stvmayday.dk>: > Hi > > i think your problem is that the animated psd is using the native AE PSR > keyframes, and AE will automaticly interpolate the animation of those, and > that is a very nice feature, but it sound like the other pre-comp you have > is a sequence of images, that will ofcourse not be smoothly reinterpolated > to a new slower animation, making the 2 comp not to sync up anymore. > > One solution could be to bake the keyframes of the psd, as you have tried, > but after that convert all the keyframes to Hold keyframes so that when you > timeremap the master comp the animating psd will jump at the same > timeinterval as the image sequence. > > This can still fail though if you dont timestretch to a slow/speedup with an > integer value (x2, x3, x4, or /2, /3, /4) as AE can put keyframes on > "subframes" (frame numbers like 5,333) and with an image sequnce AE cant do > that but will just take the nearest frame. This can cause some of the frames > from the 2 comps to some times be 1 frame out of sync. > So keep the timestrech value to 50%, 100%, 200%, 300% etc. and you should be > good to go... with an jumpy animation though :-D > > > Maybe i misunderstood you question, then im sorry for the lengthy response > :-) > > Robert > > > > > 2014-04-02 9:17 GMT+02:00 Tor Martin Norvik <tormartin@tilnaermetlik.no>: > >> Hi, >> >> I have followed this list for several years now, what an extraordinary >> great resource for After Effects. >> >> I have something that I am wondering about regarding timeremapping a pre >> comp where you have layers with PSR animation. >> >> If my pre comp is 12 frames long and I want to extend it to be 24, I just >> add the necessary time remapping keys. So far so good! >> But this offsets some of my animation in the pre comp? >> >> In my pre comp there are two layers, one is another pre comp with 12 >> images sequenced after each other and the other layer is a .psd which is >> animated and superimposed on the pre comp with sequenced images. >> >> So: >> PreComp A >> - Child preComp >> - Animated .psd >> >> If I timeremap PreComp A, the animated .psd does not follow the layers in >> Child preComp. >> >> >> I find it a bit hard to describe it in a more elegant way, but please >> chime in if you have experienced something similar and found a nice >> solution. >> I have tried «baking» all keys on the animated .psd, thinking that could >> help. But the only solution so far is to render the pre comp A out to a >> sequenced .png and TimeRemap it. >> >> >> Regards, >> Tor Martin >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> TILNÆRMET LIK AS >> pb 1127 Sentrum, 0104 Oslo, Norway >> Office: Akersveien 25 >> Org.nr.: 990 687 536 >> www.tilnaermetlik.no >> tormartin@tilnaermetlik.no >> (+47) 913 51 290 >> twitter: norvik >> >> >> > |
