If you tie the Position of the Shape layers to the position of the image you can avoid the goofy line thickness change as the scale of the image is animated, have a lot better control over the stroke, and make the whole animation look better. I would animate a rectangle shape layer size and use that as a track matte, put a copy of the rectangle above the track matte with the size tied to the layer below that only had a stroke applied. I looked at your project and I still would not apply Stroke to that image. I can't remember the last time I used Effects>Generate>Stroke for anything. You may need to use a track matte, or set matte, but that's the way I would go.
It renders a little faster, is more flexible, and can be used instead of Stroke with no problems.
You will have no color depth problems if you use a shape layer with Trim Paths applied instead of the Generate>Stroke effect.
0 kommentar(er)
