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if it's rotated int he wrong direction simply rotate it into the direction you want.
Unless you were doing some very hardcore effects work, your muzzle flashes will be 2d.
The different after effects version do not require each other to run. for example you do not need After Effects to run After Effects cs3, and you don't need After Effects cs3 to run After Effects cs4.
Huh boy.
1. Start typing out After Effects and Action Essentials. You're confusing people by just putting AE. See Sean's post above.
2. I have no idea what you mean by "it's all one frame." Do you mean the flash only lasts for one frame? Of course it does. That's how long it's supposed to last. It's a muzzle flash.
3. When you say "it's in the wrong position (rotated)," are you saying that the flash is being viewed from the wrong angle? That can't be changed, because it's a 2D video clip. You have to find a muzzle flash that was filmed from the correct perspective.
4. Action Essentials 2 and the original Action Essentials are the exact same thing (pre-keyed video clips), so the documentation should be exactly the same.
5. You don't have to have After Effects to use Action Essentials. Any video editor will work.
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