Um. No.
It's really a secret. It even says so on the menu.
See.
greyias: GEORGE.greyias: Adobe has secret menus.mumumugen: ...OH?greyias: YESgreyias: I... I need to show you graphically.(One e-mail later)
mumumugen: ...how did you access this? o_o (I'd never used After Effects though)greyias: You know when you're trying to access the General preferences?greyias: IE: Edit -> Preferencesgreyias: I held Shift.greyias: I held FUCKING SHIFT and that's all it took for it to let me render my ABSURDLY simple 3D animation. I don't know whether to be ecstatic, or furious.greyias: I mean seriously.greyias: Who codes a SECRET menu?mumumugen: ...HHUHHgreyias: Dude, I have text, flying off the screen. In 3D space. That's it.greyias: It's not like I'm re-creating an epic battle in Star Warsmumumugen: Doesn't seem to be anything like that on Photoshawpgreyias: I know :(mumumugen: Isn't this like you knowmumumugen: when you're a kid and a friend of yours introduces you to a secret in a videogamemumumugen: and you're likemumumugen: SERIOUSLY IS THERE A WARP ZONE THERE?greyias: XDgreyias: YES!greyias: It's that innocuous giant green pipegreyias: And all you need to do is hold the down/shift button, and you can go fight Bowser at the end[Context on the issue I was having]
I'm still unsure if I should be shaking my fist at them for leaving such an annoying bug in their program and choosing to code a secret menu instead (and not referencing it... ANYWHERE, seriously, not in the Help Files), or searching every single other Adobe product for a similar secret menu.
