Autodesk Flame Artist Guide 👑🔥 Essential Comp Principles That Pass Longform QC

Flame Tips and Tricks
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context 1 for source clip.

context 2 for final render node.

You are my bro, bro.

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Happy Hour Thumbs Up GIF by NETFLIX

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Ditto with the C1 C2 :grin:

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Another banger! (as they say). Great job! Workflows close to my heart as well

You might have got the Context 1 Context 2 from me and I got it from the incomparable Andy Milkis. Love these one off QoL tips that stick with you.

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Couldn’t disagree more.

Context 2 is the plate.

Context 1 is the final.

I will not be taking questions at this time.

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|100%x100%

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I wonder if there is an argument for a ‘Context-0’ feature…

Worthwhile pursuit?

Answers on a postcard and we’ll pick the winner on next week’s episode…

I expect that at least 100 people here have never seen a postcard…

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There is a context-0. They call it “10”.

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You need to have the fingers of Paganini to do the context-0 context-1 switch.

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or… a streamdeck..

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Good one. I usually also have the orig source and the final output (right before the render/write node) piped into a diff node, as default for any setup, so I can AB with F1/F2 at anytime throughout the process, freeing up C1/C2 if needed. And that diff node is cranked to the max for verifying the tail end plate integrity.

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