Best way to shift around tools in time
Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2017 6:25 pm
Hey Guys,
while in After Effects grabbing a layer and dragging it back and forward to change its position in the overall timing of a comp is pretty straight forward I am having a hard time doing this in Fusion easily. With loaders you can probably set the timing in the tool or drag them but (maybe it's a bug) this sometimes doesn't really correspond to each other. So I started using a time stretcher, setting a keyframe for the start and the end of the "layer" according to the actual timing of the footage and drag these around. However this doesn't seem to be the smartest solution when it comes to keeping the render times low (even if you don't do any stretching and select nearest for the blending it is looking a frame forward while rendering). So what is the best / easiest way to do that in Fusion? Thanks in advance!
while in After Effects grabbing a layer and dragging it back and forward to change its position in the overall timing of a comp is pretty straight forward I am having a hard time doing this in Fusion easily. With loaders you can probably set the timing in the tool or drag them but (maybe it's a bug) this sometimes doesn't really correspond to each other. So I started using a time stretcher, setting a keyframe for the start and the end of the "layer" according to the actual timing of the footage and drag these around. However this doesn't seem to be the smartest solution when it comes to keeping the render times low (even if you don't do any stretching and select nearest for the blending it is looking a frame forward while rendering). So what is the best / easiest way to do that in Fusion? Thanks in advance!