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Hello everyone,
I really need your help with a problem I have with the keyframer. Well, no matter what I do, I get very wired rendering artifact when moving object. I tried moving a custom brush and layer (And I prefer to move a layer), but the inbetweens the keyframer outputs are ruined. I dont know how exactly to explain that, it like instead of one instance of my brush, I see two, and each one is rendered in lines, with lots of lines missing, its like really really bad motion blur, but its not that. I tried to change every parameter, and read the help files, nothing works. I don't know what to do...

Please help me if you know a solution,
Thanks...

You should check a correct workflow first.

1. Did you define the correct souce - a named layer, or the recent custom brush?
2. Did you select an empty layer before applying the keyframer?
3. Do you work in fielded mode instead of progressive?

oferk wrote:Hello everyone,
I really need your help with a problem I have with the keyframer. Well, no matter what I do, I get very wired rendering artifact when moving object. I tried moving a custom brush and layer (And I prefer to move a layer), but the inbetweens the keyframer outputs are ruined. I dont know how exactly to explain that, it like instead of one instance of my brush, I see two, and each one is rendered in lines, with lots of lines missing, its like really really bad motion blur, but its not that. I tried to change every parameter, and read the help files, nothing works. I don't know what to do...

Please help me if you know a solution,
Thanks...

Please post a screenshot

3. Do you work in fielded mode instead of progressive? -

Wow, that was the problem. I switched to progressive and it works. Huge thanks to you, I really really appreciate it.
Why is it happening?

It happens because you selected it, somehow, accidentially. Check your project preferences at the next start of TVP.

No, I mean why is it affecting the keyframer? The fielded mode comes default in the PAL preset. I didn't know it has any effect on the computer. I always thought it is only relevant to TVs.

Thanks

Progressive: You're drawing 25 frames per second, and these 25 frames are shown.
Fielded: Each of the 25 frame has 2 Fields, each of them containing half the number of lines (one odd, one even numbers). You're effectively drawing 50 frames per second now, which is what the keyframer does.

OK, thanks a lot!