Assaf Tshuva
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Got it, thanks for trying.
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Hey,
It’s works almost perfectly, thank you.
The only problem now, is that when the character stops for a moment, it “resets” its direction – if the scaleX was -100, on halting it goes back to 100 instead of waiting for a change.And can you please explain the third line? Didn’t understand the structure… (the question mark and “:value”)
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Chris – The sequence runs OK on preview and during rendering, but not in the output file.
Dave – The output file is rendered as WMV with an average bit rate, there is no problem of codec or file size (if I understood the link content correctly). -
Worked perfectly (took down the delay parts, though), thank you.
I still don’t get the linear expression… -
That’s it. Thanks a lot!
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[Dave LaRonde] “You know, there are only 16 possible color combinations. You could make all 16, change them yourself and they would appear random…and you would not have to bother with a single line of coding.”
True, I know I’m going the (very) harder way, but I have a lot of upcoming projects that need this type of randomness, so I prefer having it written once correctly and use it later, instead of making pseudo-random every time.
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I must have been doing something wrong…
(“Colors” layer contains “fill” effect to hold different colors, the effects are renamed 1-4 to be accessed from the index variables’ values)
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Thanks, seems like it might work, but I’m blocked in the second part:
Wherever I copy the second code, “indices” is taken as 1-dimension variable, and the slider value (even though it’s a number of four digits) as a 4-dimension variable, so it pops an error and so unusable.
I tried to play with the variable/link values and look for a conversion expression but so far no good. -
I understand the shuffling concept, but that’s randomizing values on the same layer. Couldn’t find how to “export” the values to other layers – I’m probably thinking of a “global” values array so that each layer can grab a color, but that not existing in AE (a “general expressions” controller), for all I know… or is there another trick?