If you resize the composition using the "Crop Comp to Region of Interest" feature in version 17.5.1, there will be a difference in the display between 2D and 3D layers with the same X and Y numbers.
It didn't happen in versions prior to 17.1.4.

The following reproduction procedure
1, Creating a composition
2, Create a new layer
3, Resize the composition using "Crop Comp to Region of Interest"
4, Check the 3D layer.

Other than "Crop Comp to Region of Interest", the same phenomenon occurs when resizing with "Composition Settings / Advanced / Anchor" selected other than the center.
Also, if you open a project file saved in version 17.5 or later in version 17.1.4 or earlier, the displayed position will change.

The workaround I've found is to place the camera layer to restore the display.

Thank you.

AE CC 2020 17.0.2 Build 26
macOS Catalina 10.15.3 (19D76)
MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019)
2.4 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9
64 GB 2667 MHz DDR4
AMD Radeon Pro 5500M 8 GB

There is a glitch that is especially noticeable with the TRANSFORM effect in AE CC 2020. Easily reproducible:
New composition
New solid
Add transform effect
Add rotation keyframe
Add second rotation keyframe further down (1x cycle)
Render

There are random black glitches on rotation. This does not happen with the native transform (non-effect version).

Does not appear to be reproducible with RX580 in 10.14.6.

Issue disappears with Mercury Software Only rendering. Happens with Mercury GPU Acceleration (Metal), which is the only option available on MBP16,1 with native GPU.

Same is reproducible with RX 5700 XT in eGPU in 10.15.3 (19D76).

When will this be fixed?

I have an expression that links to another layer. When you update a Layer name or Property name, then that name is updated in all the expressions that use that name (Extendscript calls this autoFixExpressions).

However, if an expression contains a Try/Catch statement, then no matter what, the names won't update in the expression (almost like AutoFixExpressions doesn't work if the expression contains a try/catch).

I'm not sure how I haven't encountered this before, as try/catches are useful just incase links are broken or are missing. I've posted this to Reddit, asking if this is a bug or a 'just me' issue, but it seems that it happens to others as well.

If a valid json footage asset is imported into a project and used for Expression data in a layer, and it is subsequently overwritten by an ExtendScript process, After Effects CC 2019 will not auto-refresh the JSON footage item in the project nor in any layer referencing the JSON footage layer. Choosing "Reload Footage" on the json footage item does not seem to do work either — this this did work in CC 2018. However, if focus is removed from AE, and a different process opens and overwrites the source of a JSON footage item, then focus is returned to AE, the JSON file updates immediately.

It seems like the method by which After Effects "refreshes" or "re-reads" changes to imported JSON files needs to be addressed. At least on macOS, it seems like writing to the imported JSON file via an ExtendScript is likely not being broadcast as an fsevent which is what AE might be latching onto to detect changes to the file.

Expected Result: When an ExtendScript process writes to a JSON file imported into After Effects, the corresponding data and any expressions using that data are updated immediately upon write.

Being able to paste from Premiere into After Effects is awesome, but there is a bug when pasting footage/audio from the Premiere timeline into an already existing composition in After Effects. The After Effects composition will automatically change duration without your input and it won't respect "Paste At Current Time". Do this to re-create the problem.

• Create a new After Effects comp, either from Premiere's "Replace With After Effects Composition" feature, or an independent project. Make it something like 10 seconds.


• Copy any footage or audio clip from a Premiere timeline into an After Effects composition. But make sure the copied clip is from a spot that is well into the timeline, lets say 2 minutes in.


• In After Effects, you'll notice that the copied clip is pasted at the same timecode that it exists within Premiere, at that 2 minute mark. Which is fine, it's a little annoying to have to bring it back to the beginning of the composition, but I can live with it. The trouble is that it automatically changes your composition duration to 2 minutes aswell. It doesn't respect your current composition settings.


• Every time you paste into After Effects your duration will change to a completely random duration depending on where you copied that clip in the Premiere timeline. Try it with different clips in Premiere at different times. Super annoying.


• I've tried "Paste at Current Time" in After Effects hoping that it would paste where I wanted it to, but it still pastes that clip at 2 minutes.

I understand having the ability to paste into After Effects at the same timecode that's in Premiere, that can come in handy alot. But lets have an option to just paste that clip wherever the playhead is, just like you can pasting layers within After Effects. And then lets also not have the After Effects composition change the duration settings on you every time you paste. I can't imagine a situation where you would actually want the comp duration to change on you like that, but if there is an need for this that I can't think of, can we atleast have it not be the default behaviour?

If I use Master Properties to edit text inside a pre-comp, I get a "string memory leak" error when I quit After Effects. If I then clear the custom text by clicking the "Pull from Master Comp" icon, and then save and re-open After Effects, I no longer get the error (at least until I edit the text again through Master Properties).

As an example, I have attached two files. The file with text edited through Master Properties gives me the error upon quitting AE. The other file is identical, except that the text has not been edited through Master Properties, and it does not give me the error when I quit.