[Colin Braley]

Also, to make this easier you could try this expression for anchorPoint:

//expression begins

apArr = [ _____,_____,_____,_____];

numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;

for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[0][0]; y += apArr[0][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end This one takes care of all the math for you and all you have to do is highlight the underscores and pick whip them to your stabilizers. This expression would probably be easier to use than the first one I wrote for you. ~Colin

[Colin Braley]

Also, to make this easier you could try this expression for anchorPoint:

//expression begins

apArr = [ _____,_____,_____,_____];

numOfStabilizers = 0;
x = 0;
y = 0;

for(i = 0; i <= apArr.length; i++) { numOfStabilizers++; x += apArr[0][0]; y += apArr[0][1]; } [x,y]/numOfStabilizers //end This one takes care of all the math for you and all you have to do is highlight the underscores and pick whip them to your stabilizers. This expression would probably be easier to use than the first one I wrote for you. ~Colin

[Colin Braley]

Try something like this as an expression for anchor point on the layer you want to stabilize:

apOne = (pick whip to your first stabilizer here);
apTwo = (pick whip to your second stabilizer here);
apThree = (pick whip to your third stabilizer here);

numberOfStabilizers = 3;

finalAnchorPoint = (apTwo + apOne + apThree)/numberOfStabilizers;
finalAnchorPoint

If you have more than 3 stabilizers just follow the same pattern but be sure to increase the value of the numberOfStabilizers variable

~Colin

[Colin Braley]

Try something like this as an expression for anchor point on the layer you want to stabilize:

apOne = (pick whip to your first stabilizer here);
apTwo = (pick whip to your second stabilizer here);
apThree = (pick whip to your third stabilizer here);

numberOfStabilizers = 3;

finalAnchorPoint = (apTwo + apOne + apThree)/numberOfStabilizers;
finalAnchorPoint

If you have more than 3 stabilizers just follow the same pattern but be sure to increase the value of the numberOfStabilizers variable

~Colin

[Colin Braley]

Thanks for the responses evreybody Im gonna try to get winamp and do that tomrrow

[Colin Braley]

I’m not sure if i’m understanding you’r question…So you are trying to convert the slider’s values so that 1 on the slider is 360 degrees? If so you should just pick whip the rotation value to the slider and then add * 360 on the end.
~Colin

[Colin Braley]

I’m not sure if i’m understanding you’r question…So you are trying to convert the slider’s values so that 1 on the slider is 360 degrees? If so you should just pick whip the rotation value to the slider and then add * 360 on the end.
~Colin

[Colin Braley]

Try effects Render > Vegas and you can get a dotted line to follow a mask very easily. Maybe you could use Text on a path and find a sortof wingdings font that has an arrow in it if you want actual arrows. Just animate the position of the text along the path.
~Colin