I've created one illustrator document, with two brush drawings each on their own layer.
As I customarily do for Videoscribes, beneath each brush drawing is a layer with the image copied and converted to a basic line drawing wider than the original lines, at 0 transparency.
I have then
made the canvas a size that fits the images tightly
eliminated the 2nd image layers and saved as image 1
then restored the 2nd image layers
then eliminated the layer 1 images
added a color layer beneath the layer 2 images
saved this as image 2
When I import the 2 images, though they were each created on top of one another in illustrator and each with the same canvas there, image 2 comes in smaller and higher than image 1, inexplicably.
So I expanded Image 2 and moved it on top of image 1. Set the framing of both identically.
Now if I try to morph from image 1 to 2, the morphing happens but in a weird way.
The morphing image travels as it morphs. So it ends up below the original image. Then it appears to jump up to its correct position. You can view it here:
Just as a test, I set the 2nd image to draw instead of morph. In that case the 2nd image simply draws on top of the first, no change in framing.
Any suggestions?
M
Mike Metcalf
On
Wed, 23 Sep, 2015 at 10:41 PM
If you used any kind of mask or other layer effects for the shading (or for anything else) it may cause problems.
If that is the problem, just use regular filled paths instead.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Ben Binney
On
Thu, 24 Sep, 2015 at 2:48 PM
Hi Susan,
Without source files (SVGs/ .scribe) it's very hard to diagnose the cause of your issue.
Your sho.co video also seems to be set to private (you can change this in the options at the bottom of the page).
Please open a support ticket through our help site, explain your issue to the team and attach all of your SVG files to the ticket.
It would also be a massive help to us if you could upload your scribe project to your cloud folder, then let us know the name of the project file so we can take a look at it ourselves.
Hi,
I've created one illustrator document, with two brush drawings each on their own layer.
As I customarily do for Videoscribes, beneath each brush drawing is a layer with the image copied and converted to a basic line drawing wider than the original lines, at 0 transparency.
I have then
When I import the 2 images, though they were each created on top of one another in illustrator and each with the same canvas there, image 2 comes in smaller and higher than image 1, inexplicably.
So I expanded Image 2 and moved it on top of image 1. Set the framing of both identically.
Now if I try to morph from image 1 to 2, the morphing happens but in a weird way.
The morphing image travels as it morphs. So it ends up below the original image. Then it appears to jump up to its correct position. You can view it here:
Link to .sho.co
Just as a test, I set the 2nd image to draw instead of morph. In that case the 2nd image simply draws on top of the first, no change in framing.
Any suggestions?
If that is the problem, just use regular filled paths instead.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Hi Susan,
Without source files (SVGs/ .scribe) it's very hard to diagnose the cause of your issue.
Your sho.co video also seems to be set to private (you can change this in the options at the bottom of the page).
Please open a support ticket through our help site, explain your issue to the team and attach all of your SVG files to the ticket.
It would also be a massive help to us if you could upload your scribe project to your cloud folder, then let us know the name of the project file so we can take a look at it ourselves.
Thanks,
Ben.