clone stamp tool

[aasartepe]

any ideas guys?

[scrimski]

I wouldn't use the clone stamp on this, because you will have to do it frame by frame.
Roto or key it out and duplicate the layer.

[Inker123]

Your description of what you want to do is a bit vague. Do you have pictures of what you have so far?

[Pasargad]

hi
i don't undrestand what do you want to do?

[aasartepe]

ı am trying to do this its a tutorial

http://studio.adobe.com/tips/movies/movie.jsp?movie=http://av.adobe.com/tips/ae65ttmake2_580_456.mov&title=From%20one,%20make%20two%20(or%20none)&width=580&height=456

in tutorial guy uses clone stamp tool but ı coldn t understand ı tried it but coludn t do it you watch

[Inker123]

I've never actually used the Clone Stamp tool in After Effects. I use it in Photoshop to create my clean plates, but that's it.

As far as getting a copy of a car, the way I would do it is that I would make a copy of the layer, move it ahead a few frames so the car is in front a bit, and then do a roto around it. It would give you the same effect, but it might take more time than using the Clone Stamp Tool. But like I said, I'm not familiar with it in AE, so I would use the other technique.

[Ordel]

It seems that you missed a point. Or one aspect. Whatever. The thing is that you have to double-click the layer you want to use your clone-tool on. The tools like paint and clone(stamp) tool are working in a way that in order to see them you have to work with layer source window. To open it - you have to, as I've said earlier, double-click the layer you are trying to edit.

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