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figure out what a bull elk sounds like - it does not sound like a cow. if this app can not generate a bull elk bugling, it is not ready for commercial use
I would like to be able to toggle the controls on/off like in AE using the "Show Layer Controls" option so the frame doesn't get in the way. I use this option a lot in AE. It's especially useful when using a stroke on a shape, the control frame overlaps the shape, and you can't see the stroke thickness or color. This option would solve the problem of a lot of unnecessary manipulation. Thanks.
I really appreciate how the audio waveform changes on the timeline now as you keyframe it. It would be nice if, say when a keframe is brought all the way down, a shadow of the original waveform was still visible so it would be possible to still read the audio that's there even if the level is too low to be audible.
It'd be very useful if we could "solo" video track(s) the same way we can solo audio tracks. Right now, I'm flattening a sequence down to only the archival used. I have a REF with Difference Blend on the top video track to double-check if there are instances where two pieces of archival on different layers are being used (ex. as a split screen). There are many cases where I run across a discrepancy and want to just see the REF to see what things are supposed to look like. It'd be helpful to be able to solo the video track the REF is on rather than needing to keep turning Difference Blend on & off. I have Difference Blend & Normal Blend mapped to my keyboard, but I have to do this often enough that soloing a video track would be helpful.
Currently, when syncing AI masks across multiple photos, a modal progress window appears that blocks the entire application — even if I want to work on other photos that are not being processed, I can’t. It would be very helpful if this process could run in the background: the photos being processed could remain temporarily locked, but users should still be able to browse and edit other images in their catalog. This behavior already exists for other operations like export or preview generation, and it greatly improves workflow efficiency.
The current panel says 'Initializing FastMask2ImgEncod...'. All the time. Its hard to tell if anything is happening.
It would be extremely useful to open a 3D file with its objects separated or to be able to choose from the list which ones would be visible, since After Effects treats a 3D file as a single layer and joins everything together. Animate all objects from the same 3D files independently, without having to import several files from the same project, which makes the process tiring and unproductive.
I would like to invoke scripts from the right mouse button menu. When using script frequently, it is annoying tho have to go the the File/Scripts menu all the time.
We really need the option to use the same seed for gens, having to copy paste every time is tedious
I have a suggestion that I believe would be a great improvement to quality of life! Imagine a scenario where you have several effects and presets that you use frequently, but generally, you use them in Adjustment Layers. In the current moment, we must create an adjustment layer, drag it to the timeline above the desired layers, then drag the effect or preset from the effects panel to the adjustment layer. It's a process that works, but takes many steps. Now imagine a much smarter scenario: Instead of doing all the initial work, you would simply drag an effect or a preset to the timeline! If the cursor is above a location that already has an element (such as an A-roll, B-roll, Image, text, or anything), the effect I'm dragging will be applied to that element, as already happens currently, BUT, if I drag it to an empty space on the timeline, an adjustment layer will be created automatically with that effect applied! It would be extremely simpler and more practical for repetitive workflows!
Hey Adobe people.Please make the Media Intelligence Analysis scan run AFTER the creation of the audio PKF files, and do it one by one.When I load huge projects from an external drive to create a project, sync video, and program proxy generation, Media Intelligence Analysis can effectively clog up the external USB drive by analyzing 4-5 files at once, while also creating the PKF files. What should take a few minutes, takes hours, unless I manually cancel it and allow only the PKF files to be generated.
26 beta. I couldn't find a hotkey in the settings to show/hide the timeline for keyframes. My small MacBook monitor is very limited in space, and I would like to be able to quickly press an available key to hide this window and continue working after editing keyframes.Please add this to the list of available hotkeys. While this is not critical for most users, it complicates the process for the minority who work on small monitors, and it will save us. In any case, it won't hurt anyone, but we will have the option to choose. Thanks! [title edited by mod for clarity]
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