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After Effects Expression Blog Article – Introduction to Regular Expression …
After Effects Expression Blog Post – this one is on the match() and replace() Methods and why you should consider using match() instead of Layer Index and the split() Method.
There are a few useful Expressions and two embedded Video Tutorial links on Regular Expressions. The match() and replace() Methods are exceptionally useful in intermediate and advanced After Effects Expressions that require searching for patterns involving alphanumeric characters. In After Effects context, this means replacing texts, fonts, layers, or compositions; any object that can be renamed.
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Here's an excellent After Effects Expression you should have in your Expressions Library
We sometimes use numbers in strange ways in After Effects - we're not just Motion Artists but we're also librarians; we use numbers as part of our naming conventions to organize Assets, Layers, Compositions and Effect Properties. We often use … Continue reading
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I’ve updated/upgraded the Article. Fixed typos. Added LLM Prompt and its results for search to include non-integer and negative numbers. Lots of useful stuff.
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