after effects motion tile cannot allocate

So let's come in here and set this down to 50. If we come in here and change this from the default of 100% and scrub this down, you'll notice that as this gets smaller, or less wide, we can see that the image is tiling inside of the main area. And so first, we'll take a look at the tile width. And now over here in the Effects & Presets, let's come in here and take a look at some of these settings. Let's drag and drop this on top of the sunflower PNG file. Under Stylize, let's find the Motion Tile effect. Let's come in here and search for motion tile. And so now to fill our entire composition with the sunflower photo, let's come over to the Effects & Presets. So now let's select the PNG file, let's drag and drop it and put it right in the center of the composition, and it should snap into place. And we now have a composition that's twice the size of the sunflower.png file.

Square Pixels, background, we'll leave it at black. And for the width, let's set this to 3000, and then the same for the height, 3000 pixels. Either way, inside of the Composition area, let's name this sunflower pattern. Or you can click this button here in the center Composition panel. So go to the Composition menu and choose New Composition. So what we're going to do now is create our own composition and we're going to make it double the size. And then, inside of the Project panel inside of After Effects, select the sunflower.png file and note the dimensions.

Don't click on the Create Composition option. And so to explore this effect, let's go to the File menu inside of a new After Effects project, come down to Import, choose File, and then locate the sunflower.png file that's located in folder one of the chapter three folder of the exercise files. The Motion Tile effect lets you create a repeating pattern from a photo and includes options for setting vertical and horizontal offsets to the pattern.

After effects motion tile cannot allocate