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Effect control pointsSome effects have effect control points, which determine how the effect affects the layer. For example, the Advanced Lightning effect has two effect control points—Origin and Direction—which specify where the lightning begins and in which direction it points. Move an effect control point
Effect control point coordinatesEffect control points are in layer space for layers that are not continuously rasterized and for which transformations are not collapsed. If a layer is continuously rasterized or has collapsed transformations, then effect control points are in composition space. (See Coordinate systems: composition space and layer space.)Vector layers (including shape layers and text layers) are always continuously rasterized, so for them effect control points are always in composition space. Null object layers, solid-color layers, and other layers based on source footage items by default have effect control points in layer space. For more information about render order and collapsing transformations, see Render order and collapsing transformations. For more information about continuous rasterization, see Continuously rasterize a layer containing vector graphics.
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in the Composition or Layer panel, click where you want the effect
control point.
