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There's a easy way to do this that doesn't need plug-ins and expressions. You can create a null, parent this null to the where you want it to move (i.e. character's hand) and adjust its layer duration to be only when the motion happens. Now parent the cup to this null. If the cup is already parented to another null, then parent that null to this newly created one. You can chain them as much as needed like this.
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Hello everybody!
(This post was co-authored by Tim Kurkoski (After Effects Product Owner), Andrew Cheyne (After Effects Engineering Manager), and Victoria Nece (After Effects Product Manager).)
This thread has been sitting here for quite a while without a response. To start, we want to apologize for that. We haven’t been ignoring you or your feedback – this is just a particularly complex topic. That said, it’s time for us to check in with you, clarify a few things, and give you an idea of what we’re looking at for the future of After Effects, especially when it comes to performance.
To start, we fully understand that you want After Effects to be as fast as it can be – utilizing your computer’s hardware resources to render as fast as possible. Over the last several years, we have been working on the performance of After Effects constantly. Sometimes those performance gains…
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Having it work in the opposite direction is nice too.
I'd love to, in Premiere Pro, add clip markers in a linked Ae comp and, in After Effects, see them showing up as comp markers.Gabriel Barbosa
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It could also even be defaulted as unchecked/false to avoid mistakes and be compatible with all sessions previously made.