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To dynamically reference the index of the Animator group when duplicating Animator 1, you can use the following expression:

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animatorIndex = text.animator("Animator " + thisProperty.propertyGroup().propertyIndex).propertyIndex;

This expression uses thisProperty.propertyGroup().propertyIndex to dynamically reference the index of the Animator group containing the text animator. So, when you duplicate Animator 1, the expression will automatically update to reference the new index (e.g., “Animator 2”, “Animator 3”, and so on).

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Many music videos don’t use transitions because it can create a cleaner and more seamless look, enhancing the visual experience for the viewer. Instead of traditional transitions, music videos often rely on cuts, where one shot abruptly transitions to the next. This style can maintain a fast-paced and engaging rhythm, aligning with the energy of the music and focusing more on the content and storytelling than on elaborate transitions.

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It sounds like you’re trying to ensure that the precomp containing the logo maintains its position relative to the text layer as the text scales down. To achieve this, you can use the following expression on the position property of the precomp layer:

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textLayer = thisComp.layer("Text Layer Name"); // Replace "Text Layer Name" with the actual name of your text layer offset = 50; // Adjust this value to set the distance between the text and the precomp // Calculate the new position of the precomp based on the text layer's position and scale x = textLayer.transform.position[0] + textLayer.sourceRectAtTime().width / 2 + offset; y = textLayer.transform.position[1]; [x, y]

This expression calculates the x-position of the precomp based on the text layer’s position and width. The offset variable controls the distance between the text and the precomp. Adjust this value as needed for your layout. The y-position remains unchanged to keep the precomp vertically aligned with the text layer.

Apply this expression to the position property of your precomp layer, and it should maintain its relative position to the text layer as the text scales down.