I'm trying to animated a falling mask with motion blur, and when I do it, for some reason the motion blur is far ahead of the animation for the mask, as in it's doing all the things the actual mask would have done if it had reached that point of the animation. I have motion blur activated on the mas...

The main reason to use references instead of copying the raw keyframes is that, if you need to change how the action fundamentally works, and you used it a lot, you can change it one place, and it affects every instance of it. The reason I don't use morphs is because the animation isn't simple enoug...

So I just recently started using referenced actions in my animations, and one of the problems I'm having is that if I'm using a reference anywhere except for the first frame, they're almost completely useless, since I can't say what the init frame is supposed to be. For example, if in the action, ev...

Are you checking that the aliasing also occurs in the render? There are certain masking configurations that will make the mask edges look aliased in the display but the results will render correctly. Yes, I did, since I knew that you can't trust the edit window. That's actually how I found the wonk...

Sorry for this being so late, but after trying it out for a while, I just left it alone till just now. I tried doing it without AA, and it worked, but now I got to import the whole file into other software, and no one else seems to have that problem, so I didn't want to have to go through all that. ...

I'm having trouble when I'm making an eyeball. Here's the structure: The eyeball is in a group set to "Hide All" masking The lowest layer in the group is the white of the eye, set to "Add to Mask" The highest layer is the eyelids, which are only being masked Everything in between...