• Adobe After Effects

  Dockable UI panel

  Posted by Martin Jean-sébastien on November 7, 2013 at 7:56 am

  Hello!
  I wrote my first script, and it works successfully!
  BUT, I want it to be dockable and I follow a tut which teach me how to write it…. but it doesn’t work….. When I call it from the window of after effects, my panel is empty…..
  Also, I just want to assign a function to these 5 tabcontent : how can I make it?
  I copy/paste the code below, if somebody can help me, I would really appreciated (excuse for my english, I’m a french guy!) :

  {
  function myScript(thisObj){
  function myScript_buildUI(thisObj){
  var myPanel = (thisObj instanceof Panel) ? thisObj : new Window(“palette”, “AK_toolkit_V01”, undefined, {resizeable:true});

  res = “group{orientation:’row’,\
  myTabbedPanel: Panel{type:’tabbedpanel’, text:”,\
  myTab1: Panel{type:’tab’, text:’tab1′,\
  myTabContent1: Button{text:’my tabbed button1′},\
  myTabContent2: Button{text:’my tabbed button2′},\
  myTabContent3: Button{text:’my tabbed button3′},\
  myTabContent4: Button{text:’my tabbed button4′},\
  myTabContent5: Button{text:’my tabbed button5′},\
  },\
  myTab2: Panel{type:’tab’, text:’tab2′,\
  },\
  myTab3: Panel{type:’tab’, text:’tab3′,\
  },\
  },\
  }”;

  myPanel.grp = myPanel.add(res);

  //Defaults
  //myPanel.grp.myTabbedPanel.myTab1.myTabContent1.onClick = function()

  return myPanel;
  }
  var myScriptPal = myScript_buildUI(thisObj);

  if((myScriptPal != null)&&(myScriptPal instanceof Window)){
  myScriptPal.center();
  myScriptPal.show();
  }

  }

  myScript(this);

  }

  Martin Jean-sébastien replied 12 years, 9 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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