Laurence Grayson provides a quick and valuable tip for using the Pickwhip in After Effects for getting values that may me in other compositions. Laurence notes that “If you’re using the pickwhip, but want to attach it to a value that’s located in a different composition, then After Effects lets you split the view. It’s one of those things that you don’t know that you don’t know, until you need to know it.” Check out ShortFormVideo for more great tips on After Effects.
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Using the PickWhip for Values in Different After Effects Compositions
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Thanks for the pickup, Lester! Always a pleasure to see my stuff on a site as good as yours 🙂