Hey, I' having an issue creating bones from puppet pins. I select the recently created pins and for some reason after clicking create bones those are placed way away from the pins, obviously that defeats their porpoise. I'm working with Duik Bassel 16.0.5 over After Effects CC 2015 13.5.0.347.
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
On what type of layer are you using the puppet tool ?
Shape layer, Ai with continuous rasterization, pixel image... ?
Shape layer, Ai with continuous rasterization, pixel image... ?
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soyvot
Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
I had this happen on a project where I had rotated an arm layer 180 degrees and re-positioned it. I added puppet pins and when the bones were created they showed up pretty far from the pins, even off the layer itself. I recreated my arm layer so they didn't have to be rotated, tried it again and it worked fine. Hope this helps!
Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Well it does not really help.
As I said, I do need to know what's the type of layer in each case, if it's a shape layer, a layer from illustrator or a pixel layer, and if continuous rasterization is activated.
As I said, I do need to know what's the type of layer in each case, if it's a shape layer, a layer from illustrator or a pixel layer, and if continuous rasterization is activated.
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Katka
Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Hello,
I have the same problem. I´m Using Ai layers with continuous rasterization.
Katka
I have the same problem. I´m Using Ai layers with continuous rasterization.
Katka
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Sergii Mikhailov
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Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Hello. I have a similar problem, but I work with raster layers assembled into precomposition. Unfortunately, the link you posted above does not work anymore. Please tell me where to look for the answer.
Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Hi, here is the link updated :Sergii Mikhailov wrote: ↑Tue Feb 16, 2021 10:16 am Hello. I have a similar problem, but I work with raster layers assembled into precomposition. Unfortunately, the link you posted above does not work anymore. Please tell me where to look for the answer.
https://duik-docs.rainboxlab.org/duik-f ... -activated
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Sergii Mikhailov
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Re: Misplaced Bones from puppet pins
Hi, leastrym and thanks a lot for the link.
But in my case, I noticed that it is not necessary to put raster layers in precomposition. It is better to make its own set of papet-pins for each layer, add bones to them and then attach these bones to the common rig. Then everything will work correctly ...
But in my case, I noticed that it is not necessary to put raster layers in precomposition. It is better to make its own set of papet-pins for each layer, add bones to them and then attach these bones to the common rig. Then everything will work correctly ...