Hello all,
Just installed my new AS pro 11, very excited, but the first thing I went to go to work with gave me a conundrum. I imported a PSD and ASP asked me if I wanted it individually layered or a composite, I chose individual layers so I could rig the individual elements, but when I did that, the file came into ASP without any of the photoshop effects applied (hours of work Poof, gone), but when I imported it as a composite, all the effects are there, but then I can't rig the individual elements because it is now a single layer. So, my question is "Is there a way to import the individual layers with all of their photoshop effects?"
Thanks,
(got my fingers crossed)
Photoshop File issue
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Re: Photoshop File issue
Could you flatten or convert them to 'smart objects' in PS? FX won't be imported otherwise.
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Thx, I'll give it a try and see how it goes.
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Thanks, Flattening them worked on 90+% of the layers, so I can live with that.
Thanks JezJones for the guidance,
Now does anyone know if there's a way to completely block out the outside camera images, ctrl j used to work perfect, but now it still shows a shaded version of what's outside the camera, reeeeeaaally distracting, like someone opening a crinkly candy wrapper in a quite room, only visually.
Thanks JezJones for the guidance,
Now does anyone know if there's a way to completely block out the outside camera images, ctrl j used to work perfect, but now it still shows a shaded version of what's outside the camera, reeeeeaaally distracting, like someone opening a crinkly candy wrapper in a quite room, only visually.
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Re: Photoshop File issue
I think I can help with that one too:
Edit > Preferences > Editor Colours > View oputput only > Change the transparency (and colour if you want).
Edit > Preferences > Editor Colours > View oputput only > Change the transparency (and colour if you want).
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Worked like a charm.
Thx Mr. Jones!!!!
Thx Mr. Jones!!!!
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