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Inspiring
October 17, 2022
Question

AE shape VS Illustrator file

  • October 17, 2022
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Hello,

I made a MOGRT using after effect shapes, resulting in a slow MOGRT in Premiere...

I'm considering redoing the same MOGRT, using this time an illustrator file.

 

The question is:

Would rendering an illustrator file be faster than rendering an AE shape??

 

Thanks for your input.

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Mylenium
Legend
October 18, 2022

They will simply render at the same speed as far as you, the user are concerned. We are talking nanosecond differences here, if at all. That kind of is the point: Whatever issues you have are influenced by other factors like the complexity of the artwork, specific features being used, keyframe timing, blend operations with other layers or whatever and unless we know what's going on, we can't tell you how to fix or improve it.

 

Mylenium

Mylenium
Legend
October 17, 2022

This entirely depends on the contents and what the template needs to do. You need to be much more specific before anyone can advise on whether this would bring any performance gains plus of course the usual of providing system info, effects used and so on. A single effect could be causing this totally unrelated to the layer type and then of course rebuilding the project would not achieve anything.

 

Mylenium 

JM VOAAuthor
Inspiring
October 17, 2022

Thanks Mylenium,

regardless of the contents and effects... that of course will affect rendering...

Simply (on a same system) what would render faster: an AE square shape or an illustrator veector square?

(I feel that the illustrator file is faster then again I'd like to hear other thoughts)

ShiveringCactus
Community Expert
Community Expert
October 18, 2022

Personally I wouldn't even like to guess how an Illustrator mograph file would be rendered by PP.  If I was to guess, I'd go with it being handled by the same renderer as an AE mograph file - so no difference once its in PP.  There might be a time-handling difference in how it previews for you in the editor. 

Are you going to try it out and post the results here?  I'd be interested to see if there was a difference.