Hy jeaje,
In After Effects you can resize the composition which include the right_eye_base_1. In the project window open this composition:
01_Character_Setup/001_Character_Elements/01_Head_Elements/01_Head1/right_eye_base1 – double click.
If your PSD file layer is bigger than this composition you can resize it: Composition/Composition Settings (in the top menu) and here you can resize it.
It will solve this cropped problem.

If you have any further question please feel free to ask

no, the elements is imported with the previous size. I mean for the Bob, since the original eye is small (123×118), when I change to the bigger eyes, the AE still crop the same size for the new layer (hence it got cropped). The composition size is big enough, but the imported layer is too small for the new image. Check this.. http://postimg.org/image/n5b7vx155/

Hmm, really strange. Please try to you reload this Photoshop layer in the footages folder: 00_Footages/001_Imported_PSD/right_eye_base1 – right click on it, and “replace footage” than select the imported PSD file in the pop up window. Then you can find between the the PSD file layers the right_eye_base1 in the drop down menu. I hope it will help

It’s worked, thank you

super, thank you for your feedback, I will look why it didn’t update properly!

Hello, how to copy the animation between different template? For example I create new animation in bob template and I want to copy the animation to the monster one

If you use the “__Rig” After Effects Project file you can just import this AEP file with “File – Import” into the another AEP.

If you use the “__Animation” first I recommend you to render the animation to an uncompressed AVI or MOV file, then import this into the Monster one.

Not the character itself, just the animation. I want the monster to be animated with the new animation I created for Bob since the structure should be the same

I found a solution:
Unfortunately you need to do this layer by layer:
select the keyframes you animated (only on one layer) then “Animation – Save Animation Preset” name it like “Shoulder_Rotation”
Do this again with all layer that are animated. This process will generate .FFX files.
Open the another AEP file: Select the same layers one by one and add the animation presets: “Animation – Apply Animation Preset”
Don’t forget to stand in the 000 frame in the timeline.

If you need to copy keyframes from “_Face_Parts_Controller”, “_Body_Parts_Controller”, or “_Arms_and_Legs” you can do the same just when you want to apply the preset, first you need to select the sliders which are animated:

then “Apply Animation Preset”

That seems takes too much time, is there a way to change the proportion of the body size? for example make bob leg shorter (chibi proportion) The animation become weird when I do this

Hy exploqii,
It means the character parts with the rigging system are in a Composition which is 2800×2600 pixel wide. So you can zoom in to the scene without decrease the quality (for example if you want to zoom to your character’s head)
You are right, you can put it in a Full HD comp and resize (about 45%).