#Multi-Morphs
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My question >>I will be starting an ER project soon where I will have on the
order of 10 images that will morph into one another. In other words, #1 will
morph into #2, then #2 will immediately morph into #3, which will then morph
into #4, etc., in a continuous fashion.<<
ERI answer >>The best way to achieve you morph goal is to treat each segment
(3->4,4->5, etc) as individual morphs then you can like the resulting frames
together with TransJammer using the PassThru project and have the sequence
output as FLC.<<
I haven't figured out how to do this. In TJ there is only an A-roll and a
B-roll, so how do I link togither A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and J images into
one FLC file? Any help would be appreciated.
Mike Smith
You insert your first sequence, in the a-roll and continue inserting the other
sequences into that roll as well. After all images are inserted into the
a-roll, accept, and then select the pass-thru TJ project and select FLC as your
saver.
Nothing special to do at all and for the purpose of linking the animations, you
only need one roll.
Chris Edgin
ERI Tech.
>>Nothing special to do at all and for the purpose of linking the animations,
you only need one roll.<<
O.K., now I get it. Thanks for the prompt response. 🙂
Mike Smith
No problemo – thats what I'm here for 🙂
Chris Edgin
ERI Tech