FX Console is an After Effects workflow plug-in that makes it easy to access tools and effects right from the After Effects interface. It provides a simple way to quickly access your favorite tools and effects and make your workflow smoother and faster. With the latest update, FX Console has been improved with many bug fixes and a few new enhancements.

The latest update of FX Console brings many improvements to the plug-in. It provides better compatibility with different versions of After Effects, including CC 2020, CC 2019, and CC 2018. Additionally, the plug-in now supports the Split View mode, allowing users to have two panels open at the same time. This makes it easier to access tools and effects quickly and easily.

Moreover, the update also brings support for the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro. Users can now access FX Console directly from the Premiere Pro interface. This makes it easier to access tools and effects from the Timeline or from the Effects Window without having to switch between After Effects and Premiere Pro.

In contrast to spatial anti-aliasing, FXAA does not require a large number of samples per pixel. Instead, it uses a single sample per pixel, and applies a temporal filter to the image to reduce the jagged edges. This results in an image that is smoother, without the artifacts caused by spatial anti-aliasing.

FX Console also includes various new enhancements, such as the ability to add custom shortcuts to favorite tools and effects. Additionally, users can now open the FX Console window inside a panel in the After Effects interface. This allows users to have quick access to the

Fixes and Enhancements for V1.0.5

MacOS Catalina Support
Bug fixes and wrong presets path on Mac