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Luma Effector Map to Scale Shape
Hi there!
I using this expression to scale shapes when a Luma Comp matches them in space.
My question is How the script could affect only in the scale Y axis, not in both?
Thank you!!
Gvar map = thisComp.layer("Luma_Effector");
var pos = map.fromWorld(toWorld(anchorPoint));
var sample = map.sampleImage([pos[0], pos[1]], [1, 1], true);
var mapValue = linear((sample[0] + sample[1] + sample[2]) / 3, map.effect("Scale All Low Value")("Slider"), map.effect("Scale All High Value")("Slider"));
[mapValue, mapValue]; -
2 Replies
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Hi,
this should work for what you want:
var map = thisComp.layer("Luma_Effector");
var pos = map.fromWorld(toWorld(anchorPoint));
var sample = map.sampleImage([pos[0], pos[1]], [1, 1], true);
var mapValue = linear((sample[0] + sample[1] + sample[2]) / 3, map.effect("Scale All Low Value")("Slider"), map.effect("Scale All High Value")("Slider"));
[value[0], mapValue];Explanation: Since scale needs 2 values (x and y) the value is stored in an array. You can recognize arrays by the “[” and “]” brackets and the different values are seperated by commas. To get a certain value from an array you reference its position again with square brackets and the corresponding number. Arrays always start at 0 so the first value is always something like “example[0]”. So with this in mind, I replaced the first part of your array with “value[0]”, which represents the entered x value, which is still keyframeable.
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Thank you so much!
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