Converting AE project to a legacy filetype

[Spencer Tweed]

Yeah, it took me a lot of time. The other facility is actually a branch of my organization – so it isn’t costing us anything for me to spend a few hours converting projects. In the long run it saves us a lot of trouble… So until AEScripts comes out with this thing to convert your project I’m just going to do it the hard way.

– Spencer

[Paul Tuersley]

Spencer, if you want to contact me through aescripts.com (click Feedback, then Contact) I’d be happy to help with converting your project using my OpenSesame script.

[Spencer Tweed]

Hey Paul,

Sorry for not getting back sooner; I’ve been really busy the last few days on a video. I didn’t see that Contact button on the site.

I was able to convert that project, but will potentially have to convert others in the near future. I would love to have your script for these.

I am actually in the middle of watching the video on AEScripts.com and haven’t finished it yet – I was waiting to contact you until I did (I have a sec now though and thought I’d put in a response).

Let me know where that button is and I’ll be sure to contact you.

– Spencer

[Paul Tuersley]

There’s a Feedback tab on the right side of the page. Click that, then click Contact Aescripts.

Paul

[Spencer Tweed]

Hey Paul,

Okay, guess I am just nuts. I just saw that button – plain as day.

– Spencer

[Paul Tuersley]

Just to let you guys know, OpenSesame has been released!
https://aescripts.com/pt_opensesame/

OpenSesame brings backwards compatibility to After Effects, exporting projects that can be opened in any version from CS3 or later. Projects are exported as human readable text files that can also be edited in a text editor or spreadsheet in various ways, such as changing text layers, colors, footage and file paths.

Paul

[Walter Soyka]

[Paul Tuersley] “Just to let you guys know, OpenSesame has been released!”

Sweet! Thank you, Paul, and congrats on the release!

Walter Soyka
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