[Blai Graell]

Thank you very much, Dan.

Yesterday I was really in a hurry so I had to manage the solution by myself. I found a lot of help in your site and succeeded to type two expressions that worked. I’m really new in expressions and I’m sure there’s a more simple way to achieve the same, but they worked anyway.

For position (3D):

freq = 5;
decay = 5;
mult = .002;

if (numKeys > 1 && time > key(2).time){
t = time – key(2).time;
a = velocityAtTime(key(2).time-.01)[0];
b= velocityAtTime(key(2).time-.01)[1];
c= velocityAtTime(key(2).time-.01)[2];
x= a*mult*Math.cos(t*freq*Math.PI*2)/Math.exp(t*decay);
y = b*mult*Math.cos(t*freq*Math.PI*2)/Math.exp(t*decay);
z = c*mult*Math.cos(t*freq*Math.PI*2)/Math.exp(t*decay);
value + [x,y,z]
}else{
value + [0,1,2]
}

for rotation:

freq = 4;
decay = 1.5;
mult = .08;

if (numKeys > 1 && time > key(2).time){
t = time – key(2).time;
a = velocityAtTime(key(2).time-.01);
d = a*mult*Math.sin(t*freq*Math.PI*2)/Math.exp(t*decay);
value + [d]
}else{
value
}

Thanks again.

[Blai Graell]

Hi Dan.

Is it possible to do the same with keyframes in x,y,z rotation values of a 3d layer? I tried to apply this same expression to the y rotation value but it repports this message:

“Class ‘Number’ has no property ot method named ‘0’ Expression disabled”

One more thing. I’m trying to do the same with position keyframes, but the result is the layer bouncing in a weird 45 degrees diagonal angle.

Thanks in advance.

[Blai Graell]

Thanks Toni.

Yes, it does. But that only works for calibrating the output signal from the Matrox. Not for calibrating the monitor. To adjust correctly the monitor you should adjust the parameters of the monitor, not the signal.

[Blai Graell]

Thanks a lot, Dan.

That’s exactly what i need, it was really helpfull.

Thanks again.

[Blai Graell]

well, it could mark the parts you’ve used in the sequence you’re viewing in the timeline at that moment, but i’m sure it’s not so easy.

Thanks for your replies,

Blai

[Blai Graell]

Thanks John,

That’s a cool tip. Maybe for version 8 they think about including some kind of color line underneath the clip marking the used portions just like in the duplicated clips in the timeline or something like that. It would be really helpfull. Wouldn’t it?

[Blai Graell]

Thanks, Adam for your reply.

I’m editing a music video and I pick very short pieces (often less than a second) of the same take, so it would be very useful to see in just a glance which of those are already used.