Dan Ebberts
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Something like this should work:
mult = 1.0;
thisComp.layer(“your layer”).position.speed*multAdjust “mult” to get the relationship you want.
Dan
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Something like this should work:
mult = 1.0;
thisComp.layer(“your layer”).position.speed*multAdjust “mult” to get the relationship you want.
Dan
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Close – the equality test uses the double equal sign – like this:
if (TOGGLE == true) 100 else 0
Dan
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Close – the equality test uses the double equal sign – like this:
if (TOGGLE == true) 100 else 0
Dan
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If you have AE 6.5 you can select the property, then Edit > Copy Expression Only, then select all the other layer and Edit > Paste.
Dan
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If you have AE 6.5 you can select the property, then Edit > Copy Expression Only, then select all the other layer and Edit > Paste.
Dan
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Learning to code one absolutely will help you with the other. The languages each have a lot of application specific features, but they’re both based on JavaScript.
Actionscript (in my opinion) is more complicated, but you don’t run into the issue of variables not being persistent from frame to frame as in After Effects.
They’re both fun to play with. 🙂
Dan
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Learning to code one absolutely will help you with the other. The languages each have a lot of application specific features, but they’re both based on JavaScript.
Actionscript (in my opinion) is more complicated, but you don’t run into the issue of variables not being persistent from frame to frame as in After Effects.
They’re both fun to play with. 🙂
Dan
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Try this:
value + [50,10]*Math.floor(time/(25*thisComp.frameDuration))
Dan