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Trimming motion Generators
26 Sep 2013 08:34 #31576
by robertdee
Trimming motion Generators was created by robertdee
Hi,
I often build generators in Motion for use in FCPX - a graphic intro or a heading. I like to leave a decent amount of time at the end of the animation so I can adjust in FCPX depending on the length of the heading. Problem is, when I trim the generator the animation speeds up by default so I have to make a compound clip before trimming which seems messy to me. I seem to remember someone mentioning how to trim generators without speeding it up. Can anyone help?
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I often build generators in Motion for use in FCPX - a graphic intro or a heading. I like to leave a decent amount of time at the end of the animation so I can adjust in FCPX depending on the length of the heading. Problem is, when I trim the generator the animation speeds up by default so I have to make a compound clip before trimming which seems messy to me. I seem to remember someone mentioning how to trim generators without speeding it up. Can anyone help?
Thanks
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26 Sep 2013 10:03 #31579
by ronny courtens
Replied by ronny courtens on topic Trimming motion Generators
I think this might answer your question:
www.fcp.co/forum/6-motion-5/17283-how-to...ging-animation-speed
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26 Sep 2013 10:08 #31580
by robertdee
Replied by robertdee on topic Trimming motion Generators
Thanks Ronny! That answers my question. I should have done a more comprehensive search.
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