[Adam Wiltgen]

Thank you for the quick response Dan!
I have broken my brain attempting to get this to work and it’s nice to know that the difficulty isn’t just in my own limited knowledge.

I figured out a method that works for me and I’ve attached the project below.

I ended up with 4 (equal sized and very tall) comps and 3 Nulls attached to where the comps meet.
The left and right-most comps are locked in position and all the comps except the right-most comp have left aligned anchor points. The right has a right locked anchor point.
Then the x position of each null determines the scale and position of the comps to its side.
The rest is basically magic to me. But it works!
11661_r18responsivecomp.aep.zip
I’m pretty new to this forum so please feel free to update or tear it a new one. I’m open to any and all criticism.

Thanks to the linear expression and all the help of this forum, I have what I need to move forward with our 2018 Conference graphics!

Adam Wiltgen

[Adam Wiltgen]

Thank you for the quick response Dan!

I have broken my brain attempting to get this to work and it’s nice to know that the difficulty isn’t just in my own limited knowledge.

Adam Wiltgen

[Adam Wiltgen]

Is there a way to make each layer push the others responsively?
For example:
If scaling Layer B, Layer A and C move and scale outward to make room. Or If scaling Layer C, Layer A and B move and scale left to make room. Basically locking the layers to never go past the comp boundaries.

I made a mockup GIF of a comp with no expressions to illustrate my idea:

Adam Wiltgen

[Adam Wiltgen]

I use Vimeo.com and keep the link private via the Privacy settings. You can set passwords, even setup a custom url. I have the Plus account or you can do even more with the Pro account.

Adam Wiltgen