: This version improved how files were named and organized upon export, including the automatic creation of sub-folders for image sequences.
was a significant update released by Adobe on December 13, 2013 , known internally by the codename "Pinot Butter". This version, often distributed in "Final Multilanguage" packs, introduced several crucial workflow improvements that streamlined professional motion graphics and visual effects production. Key Features and Updates in Version 12.2
: Users saw more stable real-time previews of 3D designs, which was a core part of the "Live 3D Pipeline" that integrated Cinema 4D scenes directly into After Effects. : This version improved how files were named
: Further refinements were made to the cache system to ensure that previews remained persistent even after closing and reopening projects. System Requirements and Compatibility
: For the first time, "Automatically Save Projects" was enabled by default in the preferences. This feature helped prevent data loss during crashes or power failures. Key Features and Updates in Version 12
The 12.2 update focused heavily on usability and fixing "languishing" features from the initial Creative Cloud release.
: Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 (64-bit); Mac OS X 10.7, 10.8, or 10.9. RAM : Minimum 4GB (8GB or more highly recommended). This feature helped prevent data loss during crashes
While these versions are now considered legacy compared to the latest After Effects releases , version 12.2 remains a favorite for users on older hardware because of its stability and relatively low system footprint. Adobe Help Centerhttps://helpx.adobe.com What's new in After Effects - Adobe Help Center