[Christopher Rotter]

It doesn’t have to be AVI 🙂 Thank You, I’ll test it out.

[Christopher Rotter]

Thank you.

[Christopher Rotter]

Thanks. I tried it. Good resource but didn’t have what I was after.

[Christopher Rotter]

I understand, well give me a little bit of time I hopefully should have it figured out 🙂

[Christopher Rotter]

If you just pick whip [position] you won’t need to deal with arrays ? I hope I’m understanding.

[Christopher Rotter]

You are right, you have to add [xPosition, yPosition] I don’t quite understand Arrays yet which is why some most of my expressions don’t work because of the Array issue. I assume only with rotation, scale you don’t need to deal with Arrays that is only a position syntax ?

[Christopher Rotter]

Adding [x,y] caused the expression to work. Try this expression it is not working either:

if (secondWiggleDimension > currentY)
{
var vertical = secondWiggleDimension;
}
else
{
var vertical = currentY;
};

[Christopher Rotter]

I receive this error, even after fixing the expression.

After Effects Warning: Undefined value used in expression. Could be an out of range array subscript?

Expression Disabled

Error occurred at line 0.
Comp: ‘Comp 1’
Layer 2(‘Red Circle’)
Property: ‘Position’

[Christopher Rotter]

I thought I got it to work. Argh!

[Christopher Rotter]

I got the expression to work, it is quite sensitive it more so then the JavaScript language its self. I’m going to have to do some more practices so I know what arrangement the syntax has to be in.