Can you explain in more detail how your result should look like?
You can create scrolling blocks of random numbers with the Random Text Block Shifting iExpression:
Random Text Block Shifting Expression | mamoworld
This sample image scrolls right to left and uses letters, but you can easily change this to use numbers and scroll from top to bottom.
I haven't seen it do that and I'm not even on a high-end machine.
What is your full version number of AE?
When do you see the flickering?
What are you doing when it stops responding?
Jez Curnow wrote:
OK, that could be a starting issue:
.../users/usr_name/[no library listed]
Are you able to advise how to?
No, but Google can: https://www.google.com/search?q=show+library+folder+mac+osx
It's version 13.2.0.49 .
The problem is that I'm finding it very hard to spot a pattern ?
There are usually cached files present but there seems to be no single action
causing it.
I found this video of someone else experiencing it on earlier versions
Here is the animation I'm looking for
Then I recommend Rick's solution with creating a precomp and time remapping it.
Actually. Linear Interpolation = no curved graphs. But Easy Ease is... well, an easy way to get them.
OK when I get a moment, I'll follow it up and report back.
Many thanks
That's it. Thank you kindly!!
Well THX for the very informative answer I do not have C4D but a friend does so I will see if I can do it there I will try that way THX a lot
If you have a new version of After Effects you have a C4D Lite
When using multi-channel EXRs in AE, you probably want to turn on the Channel Cache. The more channels you have, the more it will speed things up. Everything you could ever want to know about it here.
Comparing 16-bit EXRs to 16-bit TIFF isn't really a fair comparison because the 16-bit EXRs quickly become 32-bit float buffers inside AE. Working with 16-bit files in a 16-bit AE project will surely be faster than working 32-bit. It may even be the way to go if you're not taking advantage of any of the benefits of float.
Brendan
Is your source file an EXR? Because those automatically get a color conversion if you don't have a color space set up in AE (unless you check Preserve RGB).
Brendan
I have came across a youtube channel that uses a geometric/abstract background that slowly moves, could someone tell me how this has been done? i have most of the trapcode addons..
adamz23931182 wrote:
This problem occurs when we set up output files as an open EXR sequence. When I tried to render the same project to TIFF sequence everything was find, and AE did not crashes.
Really?!? Have you filed a bug with Adobe? Can you post a project that can replicate the problem?
Brendan
Hi All,
It has been a while since I have attached an asset in AE via Mocha tracking.
My track is fine exported and tried both info , corner pin, and the other (name eludes, position, rotation, scale)
I pre comped my tracking info which is on a Solid and Parented that to by Null in the Main Comp. I am not getting the info to
forward, refer, or whatever AE Does to follow Mocha's track info?
What am I missing? Can you tell from these grabs? Cs6 version BTW
I tracked Backwards as the asset is going on the roof... It is a pan up establish shot...
Last or start frame (I am working backwards here) My asset is staying put and not tracking to the info...?
I'm using ...
- a 27´ mid 2011 iMac with OS X Yosemite 10.10.1, 2,7 GHz Intel Core i5, 16 GB 1333 MHz DDR3, AMD Radeon HD 6770M 512 MB
- After Effects CS6 Version 11.0.4.2
- mocha Version 2.6.2 build 4626
and according to the update-checker both programs are up-to-date.
Problem:
When I open After Effects, select a video and send it to mocha to track the motion, after adjusting the location to save the file to the following error occurs:
OpenGL error 1281 has occured whilst rendering on line 1693 of file Rendering/ISI_Render_OGL.cpp
This is actually quite strange because it used to work on this machine several weeks ago.
Something that confuses me a little bit is that the "Frame Range" in the "New Project"-window is set to "0 to 0" by default and is obviously fixed to that value because I can't change it. I have no idea whether this has been the case all the time because I never really had the need to change anything in these settings. I usually always set everything up in After Effects, sent it to mocha and exported the tracking data. Luckily everything used to work flawlessly - until now ...
I tried to find something with this error code on Google without hitting a helpful solution.
I hope that anyone can help me with this problem - because mocha without being able to open a file properly is kind of useless concerning tracking motion within a video.
Thanks in advance!
One year later and still no support?-( so sad.
Jeremy, my setup is identical, as well as the workflow that you described.
Did you ever get NVidia 3d Vision working within AE?
Please post how you did if so!-)
Thanks,
Gary
