ResetClip

ResetClip is a feature used in the Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro digital visual effects and video editing software. The feature allows users to reset the starting point of a layer or a project back to its original position.

When the reset clip feature is activated, all the modifications made to a layer's starting point are undone, reverting it back to its original location. This can be particularly useful when working on complex projects and users need to start over from a specific clip or footage.

ResetClip works by re-playing the footage from the beginning, thus effectively deleting all the frames that were rendered during the execution of previous version. As a result, the behavior of the software can appear to be counterintuitive. It is possible to reset the entire project to its previous state, which can be beneficial for those working with multiple versions of a project.

The reset clip feature can also be used in combination with other features, such as the "history" function, to allow users to step back through the changes they have made. This combination of features provides users with a great amount of flexibility when it comes to experimenting with different versions of their project.

Overall, the reset clip feature provides users with a powerful tool for managing their projects and experimenting with different versions. It can be a useful addition to the software for those who work on complex projects and need to make significant adjustments to the timeline or composition.