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I recently started learning after effect. I am learning it from tutorials. I need help in rotating a shape in after effect which is not happening properly. I made a solid square and I tried to rotate it. but when I rotated it in 90 degree angle one of the side became lengthier.. How can I fix it.
Your comp is set to Rectangular pixels. Until you become an expert in video standards and formats you need to stick with the default composition and rendering settings. Change the Comp Settings and make sure that the rectangle shape is square by revealing the property settings on the shape layer. Do that by pressing 'uu' and spinning things down.
Be very careful about the tutorials you choose. Most of the new tutorials on YouTube are prepared by amateurs and enthusiasts and most of them are pr
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Could be anything from the shape inheriting a group transform that scales it unevenly to your composition pixel aspect ratio not being square. Check those things.
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Hi, Thank you so much for the answer. but still it's coming in this way only. any specific settings should I check?
Below is the link of the issue that I am facing.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zYx6tJBS0CdmHq2hG3GBmRxm5HEv0pzq/view?usp=sharing
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Your comp is set to Rectangular pixels. Until you become an expert in video standards and formats you need to stick with the default composition and rendering settings. Change the Comp Settings and make sure that the rectangle shape is square by revealing the property settings on the shape layer. Do that by pressing 'uu' and spinning things down.
Be very careful about the tutorials you choose. Most of the new tutorials on YouTube are prepared by amateurs and enthusiasts and most of them are pretty awful. Poor workflows, incomplete explanations, and really bad advice given by well-meaning enthusiasts have given a lot of people that ask questions on this forum some real problems. I spend way too much time helping folks work through problems caused by poor tutorials than I should. Make sure you vet your trainers. The number of views won't tell you if the tutorial is any good. I helped somebody with a tutorial the other day that had more than 100,000 views and the technique shown will only work if your footage very closely matches the presenter's footage.
If you are new to AE, open up the program, and choose the Learn workspace. Spend 20 minutes going through the UI and the first tutorial. Then open up the User Guide and start exploring there. A couple of days on the basics will save you weeks of fiddling with workflows that are poorly thought out and poorly explained.
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Thank you so much sir, I just got it right.!! and am so grateful for you sharing such great wisdom. I will defenitly learn in that way.
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Pay attention to Rick's comment, there's the answer in the first line.
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That,s the right way. I got it right . Thank you so much for answering.
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