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It might look something like this:
for (var i = 1; i <= thisComp.numLayers; i++){ match = false; //assume no layer's position matches if (i == index) continue; //skip self if (position == thisComp.layer(i).position){ match = true; // oops - found a layer with same position break; } } if (match) { // your "else" stuff goes here } I haven't tested it so there may be errors, but it should be close. It assumes that you want to check every other layer in the comp. If you have cameras, lights, or other layers you want to exclude - you'll have to modify the code. Dan
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You can’t get to those with an expression. Sorry.
Dan
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You can’t get to those with an expression. Sorry.
Dan
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You have to use the actual name of the parent comp.
Dan
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You have to use the actual name of the parent comp.
Dan
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You were close. You just need to subtract [0,0,145]
Dan
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You were close. You just need to subtract [0,0,145]
Dan
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The expression from your first post should work, except use toWorld() instead of toComp():
targetLayer=thisComp.layer(“”);
targetLayer.toWorld(targetLayer.anchorPoint);Dan
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The expression from your first post should work, except use toWorld() instead of toComp():
targetLayer=thisComp.layer(“”);
targetLayer.toWorld(targetLayer.anchorPoint);Dan
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I think the problem is just that you have the ball positioned below the “floor”. Either move the ball up or increase the value of “floor”.
Dan