[David Cabestany]

That’s a great idea, I’ll try that, although I don’t think it’s the issue here. At some parts, the footage gets really blurry. I’m going to have to manually track those in comp.

Thanks for your help.

[David Cabestany]

My spline is pretty simple, not a rectangle but I do not have curved or twisted handles, pretty much irregular polygonal shapes and that’s it.

Could it be excessive blur?

[David Cabestany]

Thanks, I did that but it didn’t help. After a some back and forth with cust support it turns out is the latest driver that’s causing the problem. I downgraded to the immediate previous version from their website and everything is working fine now.

Thank you for looking into it, though.

D.

[David Cabestany]

That makes a lot of sense, and yeah, that was it. Thanks a lot Brian!

[David Cabestany]

Yes, that was it. Thanks a lot for the reminder. I haven’t done this in a long time.
Worst part is I built it converting the motext object into a polygon and the scrapped the entire thing in favor of a different design.

Anyway, thanks for replying.

[David Cabestany]

Happy to help, I’ve received so much assistance from this forum that I’m glad to help with something myself.

It should go on the position parameter, not opacity, opacity can only take one value. Position needs 2 or 3.

x should equal the position that you want when the logos are visible, which if I understood is 56 pixels to one side of the position when there is no logo visible, so there’s a specific value that you need to enter there, disable the expression move your layer manually and check waths the value where it is.

[David Cabestany]

Something like this maybe?
I have no idea about the MOGRT format, sorry.

Someone smarter, like Dan Ebberts can probably write it cleaner.

lay1 = thisComp.layer("1").effect("a")("Checkbox");
lay2 = thisComp.layer("2").effect("b")("Checkbox");
lay3= thisComp.layer("3").effect("c")("Checkbox");
lay4= thisComp.layer("4").effect("x")("Checkbox");
lay5= thisComp.layer("5").effect("y")("Checkbox");
lay6= thisComp.layer("6").effect("z")("Checkbox");
y=transform.position[1];
if
(lay1==1 || lay2==1 || lay3==1|| lay4==1|| lay5==1|| lay6==1)
{
x=(your value with the 56 pixels added to the left or right, for example 500);
}
;
else
x= 556;
[x,y];

[David Cabestany]

Thanks Walter. I own that script and didn’t know it could do that. I just did it in a whim.

Thanks again,
D.

[David Cabestany]

Thanks Dan, that helped, but the expression seems convoluted, could a while statement work in here or it will crash the program?

[David Cabestany]

Got it. Thanks!