[Brian Murray]

This is an issue with After Effects 15.1. It’s the reason I re-installed 15.0.1. I think it has something to do with footage that may either have drop frames or variable frame rates. A temp fix for me was to re-encode my footage (in my case, iPhone game capture) and make sure it used Constant Frame Rate. This became a problem as I was opening other projects created before 15.1 came out and realizing that they were all now messed up too. Switching back to 15.0.1 for the time being until Adobe resolves this has saved me a lot of grief for the time being.

[Brian Murray]

This expression is perfect! How would you go about having the characters flip in a random order rather than from left to right?

delay=0.03; // amount of seconds between each letter
swings=2.0; // number of times the text will swing before it's done

t=valueAtTime(time-delay*textIndex)[0];

amt=Math.cos(t*Math.PI*(swings*2)/100)*easeOut(t,0,100,100,0);


[Brian Murray]

This expression is great and does exactly as I would want it to, however, it causes the motion blur to calculate incorrectly. It seems to act as if all position keyframes were Hold Keyframes so it seems to not calculate the invisible in-between frames.