[Eliezer Cisner]

That’s for Premiere, as well?

[Eliezer Cisner]

Thanks, Jeff, for your response.

The way I envisioned my workflow for this project, is to have automatically all footage fit to frame proportionally and a scale keyframe automatically added at the beginning and end of each of them, that way I need only to jump from one image to the next fluently and just move it at their beginning an end to its desired positions on screen, without having to manually add two keyframes on each end of every single image.

[Eliezer Cisner]

Two years later…

[Eliezer Cisner]

the trip down memory lane

Well said, David. Trying to fly a camera through an infinite 3D space, sure is a trip down memory lane. In fact, intensive memory lane, to be precise 🙂

[Eliezer Cisner]

Thanks for your help, Darby.

As I said, since I converted the expressions to keyframes, I (unfortunately) no longer have this issue at the moment, but this can sure help me in similar situations. Thank you for your time.

[Eliezer Cisner]

And how to I apply this fix to a nested comp (camera’s in parent comp)?

My current expression:

parentComp = comp("Parent Comp");
parentLayer = parentComp.layer(thisComp.name);
if(parentLayer.toWorldVec(toWorldVec([0,0,1]))[2] > 0) value else 0

[Eliezer Cisner]

Deadline’s looming, so I ultimately converted the original position expressions to keyframe, of which freed me up to add manual additional keyframes.

Regarding your reply, I haven’t thought of that, good thinking!

[Eliezer Cisner]

Exactly.

This is what I have now in an Expression Selector:
if (Math.floor(timeToFrames(time-inPoint)/1) > textIndex) 0 else 100
I’m doing a typewriter-like effect, and I’d like the “typist” to type the final letters a bit slower than the rest, more specifically: ease out.

[Eliezer Cisner]

Hmm, doesn’t seem to work. It still goes one character per frames (set it as that) even as it’s approaching the end.

[Eliezer Cisner]

How can I make this expression ease out?