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Loop a group
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27 Oct 2014 09:42 - 27 Oct 2014 09:42 #54880
by damiangrady
Loop a group was created by damiangrady
Hi there,
Is it possible to loop a group? I have 4 images, one appearing after the other at 1 second intervals, that I would like to appear in a masked rounded square but I need them to keep looping until the end of the animation without having to to keep duplicating them.
Is this possible in Motion 5? I know it is in AE but I would prefer, if possible, to do the job in Motion 5.
I've tried using the Loop behaviour on the group but it doesn't seem to like that and won't permit it.
Hope someone can help.
Cheers
Is it possible to loop a group? I have 4 images, one appearing after the other at 1 second intervals, that I would like to appear in a masked rounded square but I need them to keep looping until the end of the animation without having to to keep duplicating them.
Is this possible in Motion 5? I know it is in AE but I would prefer, if possible, to do the job in Motion 5.
I've tried using the Loop behaviour on the group but it doesn't seem to like that and won't permit it.
Hope someone can help.
Cheers
Last edit: 27 Oct 2014 09:42 by damiangrady.
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27 Oct 2014 13:25 #54895
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Loop a group
One of several ways is to keyframe opacity, show those in the Keyframe Editor, set the After Last Keyframe parameter to Loop.
Another way would be to name the images 001, 002, 003, put them in a folder together, import them as an image sequence. Set the duration in the Timing section to about 1.65 percent (roughly 3 seconds), set the End Condition to Loop, set the End Duration as necessary. Apply an Image Mask to that layer, draw your circle, etc.
Another way would be to name the images 001, 002, 003, put them in a folder together, import them as an image sequence. Set the duration in the Timing section to about 1.65 percent (roughly 3 seconds), set the End Condition to Loop, set the End Duration as necessary. Apply an Image Mask to that layer, draw your circle, etc.
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