tim knows whats up. I have been painfully going in and changing comp length and dragging key frames around for far too long. This just cut a ton of time out of my workflow! thanks for showing how it works Boone!
First of all, thanks for the video. I understand that responsive design is handy for working within AE. Nevertheless, it's pretty useless in quite many usecases, if you want to hand stuff over to PP, like through MOGRTs. The problem is that audio in the composition breaks the whole construct, EVEN IF the audio is placed exclusively in the Intro/Outro sections. So there goes the sound effect of a reusable animation with variable length (depending on a voice-over, e.g.). Adobe knows this for years now and simply declares it a feature instead of a bug. Like always in recent years - it seems - half-ass solutions that fit well through the marketing trumpet, but bend and break instantly when put to the test in more realistic usecase scenarios.
I was looking for a different responsive video like how to properly make a 1:1 and 16:9 friendly video . This is a different type of responsive but I like you for it. It's an awesome tip for workflow. everyone has to know about this.
It is never enough to thank you for this tutorial. I am relieved and saved my valuable time making a bullet list template for our corporate video. God bless you and keep sharing your expertise.
i was wondering if there is any way to use this principle but actually mooving all the keyframes and layers (with their in/out) directly in the composition, instead to need the timeremap option. I mean, i want to add 10 frames in the midle of a complex composition, with a lot of keys and layers that starnd and end in differents momentos, how to move everything
I kinda hope they have an option of instead of "stretching" it will "add more time" to the comp instead. Like if you have a looped background for it, everything will be extended and moved without messing up the speed.
I have a question: lm working on a instruction video and I found out how to do zoom a particular shot with camerazoom. however, I want to have that footage stay inside a laptop image that I have on top of it, so the footage will stay inside the area of the laptop image in the background. Now I zoomed it in but the footage falls outside the laptop image. How can I manage that I can zoom in but the footage will stay inside the laptop area?
Thks for the tutorial. Have you had any issue with outro when you stretch the comp? I noticed a slight change in time. The stretched comp's outro is always slower when compared to the original one.
Save for the visual feedback of in/out markers retaining their duration (and thereby indicating protected regions), as far as what the feature offers to solve in After Effects, this could've previously been accomplished via an expression added to time remapping. However, the fact that these regions now carry over to Premiere Pro mograph templates is certainly a big plus. Besides, I'm sure the non-scripting artists would appreciate the ability to set those regions without the use of expressions.
Excellent point. Anything to avoid expressions, I'm on board. However, when I played with the responsive design with mogrts in Premiere Pro, it was a bit buggy.
_when I played with the responsive design with mogrts in Premiere Pro, it was a bit buggy_ The MoGrT/EG features in general, while awesome in theory, have been discouragingly buggy and ill-executed for me from the outset. I could go on and on about this. _Anything to avoid expressions, I'm on board_ To be clear, I did not include *myself* in that category of non-scripting artist. I embrace the ability to write expressions because it makes me god. >:-)
it seems like an ok feature but I've been doing the exact same thing with time remapping for years. I suppose this does make it slightly easier, especially if it transfers over to motion graphics templates in premiere. Which I have no idea if it does
like the whole thing where you're saying "you can't make it longer", you definitely can with time remapping. Also I see at the end you say it does carry over to mgrt
This is seriously one of the most powerful updates in a VERY long time.
It really is. Super happy to see it.
tim knows whats up. I have been painfully going in and changing comp length and dragging key frames around for far too long. This just cut a ton of time out of my workflow! thanks for showing how it works Boone!
First of all, thanks for the video.
I understand that responsive design is handy for working within AE. Nevertheless, it's pretty useless in quite many usecases, if you want to hand stuff over to PP, like through MOGRTs. The problem is that audio in the composition breaks the whole construct, EVEN IF the audio is placed exclusively in the Intro/Outro sections. So there goes the sound effect of a reusable animation with variable length (depending on a voice-over, e.g.).
Adobe knows this for years now and simply declares it a feature instead of a bug.
Like always in recent years - it seems - half-ass solutions that fit well through the marketing trumpet, but bend and break instantly when put to the test in more realistic usecase scenarios.
I only found out about this feature in 2023... Thank you for your video. it's been very helpful. Thanks!
I Love it when I look something up in AE, and I see your videos. Hope you are doing well!
I was looking for a different responsive video like how to properly make a 1:1 and 16:9 friendly video . This is a different type of responsive but I like you for it. It's an awesome tip for workflow. everyone has to know about this.
AMazing thanks you !
This is HUGE, and I just learned about it in 2023!!!!
For real. It's very much still flying under the radar and underutilized.
It is never enough to thank you for this tutorial. I am relieved and saved my valuable time making a bullet list template for our corporate video. God bless you and keep sharing your expertise.
That's great to hear! It seriously is very powerful for your workflow. Cheers!
This is perfect! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I really missed this tool when coming over from Motion to AE. Super happy with the update.
Yeah, definitely a feature that I'm going to be using!
GAME CHANGER, I am a litte late but thank you so much for the tutorial!
Hey - that IS cool - I needed that as I've had a terrible week wth AE ! :)
this video saved my life !!!
Thanks for the tip. Very useful.
Thank you for watching.
Great video, nicely done. Thank you
Thank you, Jeffrey.
Thanks so much for the video... its great stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
awesome feature. thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice feature. Iove this.
Indeed. I'm going to be using it often.
Very cool feature. I can see this being used a lot.
Definitely!
i was wondering if there is any way to use this principle but actually mooving all the keyframes and layers (with their in/out) directly in the composition, instead to need the timeremap option.
I mean, i want to add 10 frames in the midle of a complex composition, with a lot of keys and layers that starnd and end in differents momentos, how to move everything
its really good. Thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Woah! Useful.
For real!
great tuterial . thx a lot
Glad you liked it!
Great feature! Thanks! :c)
Glad you like it!
Great tip! thx!
You’re welcome! Thanks for the nice comment.
Great.. thanks
Thank you for watching!
I kinda hope they have an option of instead of "stretching" it will "add more time" to the comp instead. Like if you have a looped background for it, everything will be extended and moved without messing up the speed.
Totally agree.
I have a question: lm working on a instruction video and I found out how to do zoom a particular shot with camerazoom. however, I want to have that footage stay inside a laptop image that I have on top of it, so the footage will stay inside the area of the laptop image in the background. Now I zoomed it in but the footage falls outside the laptop image. How can I manage that I can zoom in but the footage will stay inside the laptop area?
It would be amazing if you could have it also loop between points
Thks for the tutorial. Have you had any issue with outro when you stretch the comp? I noticed a slight change in time. The stretched comp's outro is always slower when compared to the original one.
Yeah, it's a little buggy now and again.
Save for the visual feedback of in/out markers retaining their duration (and thereby indicating protected regions), as far as what the feature offers to solve in After Effects, this could've previously been accomplished via an expression added to time remapping. However, the fact that these regions now carry over to Premiere Pro mograph templates is certainly a big plus.
Besides, I'm sure the non-scripting artists would appreciate the ability to set those regions without the use of expressions.
Excellent point. Anything to avoid expressions, I'm on board. However, when I played with the responsive design with mogrts in Premiere Pro, it was a bit buggy.
_when I played with the responsive design with mogrts in Premiere Pro, it was a bit buggy_
The MoGrT/EG features in general, while awesome in theory, have been discouragingly buggy and ill-executed for me from the outset. I could go on and on about this.
_Anything to avoid expressions, I'm on board_
To be clear, I did not include *myself* in that category of non-scripting artist. I embrace the ability to write expressions because it makes me god. >:-)
sir when i trim Work Area, how can i know the duration of work area easily. (B-N duration) ????
excuse me, what!?
HOW DID I SLEEP ON THIS UNTIL 2024
It's for real powerful. Glad you discovered it.
it seems like an ok feature but I've been doing the exact same thing with time remapping for years. I suppose this does make it slightly easier, especially if it transfers over to motion graphics templates in premiere. Which I have no idea if it does
like the whole thing where you're saying "you can't make it longer", you definitely can with time remapping. Also I see at the end you say it does carry over to mgrt
Yeah, it's a pretty cool feature.
What happened to the middle part of the composition? Does it stretch it?
I'm assuming yes, which is fine for vectors. Need to test it out on some footage.
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It's not work when export to "MOGRT" for use in premiere, how to fix this ?
Are you using precomps?
Boone Loves Video Yes I try it in precomps also in composition it self too… but responsive-design time not show up in premiere. 😭
They should just call it "lock keys" or something. "Responsive Design" sounds a bit too fancy for what it does.
can it b use for win 7 64bits tq
Not sure
cant thx
@@jcnetwork7331 Damn, sorry to hear that.
no more constantly scooting keyframes.
Yeah, I spent so much time doing this, as well as changing the duration of comps.
I'm betting you many of after effects expert still dont know it!
yeah but no , it just strech the clip... we could do that with a simple expression .
Wo
For real.