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This is a great idea. We'll discuss this with our UX designers. Thanks for submitting!
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Thank you again for reporting this issue, Frederic. We are able to repro the bug with the project you've shared and are now investigating.
Thanks again,
- John, After Effects Engineering Team
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can confirm this happens in AE 18.4.0 when the EXR is exported from Maya with an over-scanned render. opening the EXR in Photoshop displays the entire image, but AE crops it.
Additional Update: Re-rendering these cropped EXR files through Nuke in a pass-though method fixes the issue and the results are uncropped when imported into AE.
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@ChristineGoldby: Correct. I'm not looking to remove keyframes and replace them with Bezier curves; i want to reduce jitter by reducing outlier keyframes to a median path.
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I get frustrated by the sluggish UI every single day. how bad is it? Take the simple act of scrolling in the timeline. scroll wheel up in the timeline... wait 2 seconds... then it stutters up to the top of the layer stack of maybe 30 layers. the delay drives me crazy and it is everywhere. resizing a window is janky and stuttery. need to move around in 3D with only nulls and a camera? good luck with that. And it's not my machine. a 10core x299 and a 16core Rysen with 64g ram each, 2080 Ti, and ssd/nvme as system and a separate one for caching should be able to handle the UI of AE. no other application i use has an interface this laggy.
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A brand new expressions engine built on modern JavaScript will ship in our next release and is up to 5x faster. You should see the biggest speed boosts with more complex expressions.
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are you animating your opacity? opacity (for some reason) is also affected by motion blur and will leave a frame of partially transparent on the keyframe that is at 0%, but will go away on the next frame. it's very annoying and I don't have a good work around.