Once youre done with your composition you want to add it. In the lower left corner of this window, you'll see pretty much every imaginable task in the menu. Then click on App Shortcuts and add After Effects. A much quicker way is to use the CTRL + SHIFT + Y keyboard shortcut. Adobe included a keyboard shortcut editor in After Effects so that you can set your shortcuts exactly how you like. Select Path property in Timeline Panel and press Command + T. Upon applying one of the Photoshop scripts mentioned in the link i posted above, my PSD file drastically got reduced in size, but more importantly can now be animated in After Effects with absolutely NO LAG no matter what I do to the layers. To open this menu, go to the Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts menu to open it up. You might say it's a record of historical operations on the PSD file, hence the name DocumentAncestors. And not only Save As operations do this, even importing layers into the PSD file from other sources adds to the metadata. It makes sense that this metadata can accumulate in these PSD files due to the fact that they get incremented whenever a Save As operation is done on the file and so they get transferred into any succeeding file versions in greater numbers.
Here's more on this devastating metadata: Somehow when actions are performed on each layer from these PSD files they have to undergo about 6 to 8 seconds of processing which has something to do with the DocumentAncestors metada stored in the PSD file. the metadata cannot simply be ignored by AE. The 80mb bloat itself is not the problem, the problem is that when these PSD files are imported into After Effects. These PSD files have been used as Tempates for months or even years and have each accumulated about 80mb worth of troublesome metadata called Photoshop:DocumentAncestors. I have discovered that the lag is caused by Photoshop files from our Creatives department.
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