I extracted ligatures from this list Unicode Data

The code:

I fixed the problem, I created a function to convert a regular string to ligature string

Just 1 problem, the expression is about 8700 lines. 😂

You’ll probably need to remove some useless entries in the array such as asian characters if you don’t need.

https://imgur.com/a/KfZ3fWH

Using Roboto font, I have the same result as you.

But if I change to Arial or some others fonts, it works correctly.

Try this script it will move your Aqua layers every times that you’ll press “move layers” button

https://imgur.com/a/Y4DMstl

I probably missed something but just using this expression I have a good result.

it doesn’t matter if the ligature box is checked or not.

// Source Text Expression
'undeuFB01ned '.repeat(2)
// Expression Selector Expression
var str = text.sourceText;
str.charAt(textIndex-1) == 'n'?100:0;

What do you mean all layers in your composition or just layers with a specific label color?

Hello, did you try to play with normalize method?

str = 'uFB01ne'
normalized = str.normalize('NFKC')
str + ' = ' + str.length + ' chars | ' +
normalized + ' = ' + normalized.length + ' chars'

With the opacity expression, you can move the marker and then it will automatically affect all your layers who have the expression on it.

But using the script you’ll need to run the script each time you want to move selected layers to the marker position.

An easy way is to add an expression on the opacity property to turn off the opacity before the marker.

time < thisComp.marker.key(1).time ? 0 :100;

Or you can select all your layers and run this script to really move layers to the marker position

proj = app.project;

thisComp = proj.activeItem;

thisComp.selectedLayers.map(function(layer){

layer.startTime…

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Something like this?

proj = app.project;
thisComp = proj.activeItem;

thisComp.layer(thisComp.selectedLayers[0].index-1).selected = true;

Hello,

Try this

https://imgur.com/a/8BAoXq8

Hello,

You can use a linear expression

c1 = thisComp.layer('Gradient Gram - CSV.csv')('Data')('Outline')('Left Color')('Left Color 0').toString();
// #000000
c2 = thisComp.layer('Gradient Gram - CSV.csv')('Data')('Outline')('Right Color')('Right Color 0').toString();
// #FFFFFF
linear(time,0,10,hexToRgb(c1),hexToRgb(c2));

Try this project file

Hello, the script will duplicate your main composition to preserve effects and animations and replace footages.

function findComp(name) {
    for (var i = 1; i <= proj.numItems; i++) {
        item = proj.item(i);
        if (item != null && item.name == name)
            return i;
    }
    return null;
}
proj = app.project;
// Edit these values
mainComp =…

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Yes or you can use Intl.NumberFormat

Intl.NumberFormat('en-US', {
    style: 'currency',
    currency: 'USD',
    minimumFractionDigits: 0
}).format((thisComp.layer('% P&L').effect('Slider Control')(1) * 10000000));

Hello,

Try something like this:

(thisComp.layer('% P&L').effect('Slider Control')('Slider')+2).toFixed(2);

For collision detection, take a look at this project:

https://imgur.com/a/hEB8C9P

I made a new version more accurate and more simple I think.

https://imgur.com/a/i50UYZa

Hello,

I think you just need to add “if & else” statements.

something like:

if(time < key(3).time){
	linear(time,key(1).time,key(2).time,[x – widestA – RLPadding, y],[x – widestEng – RLPadding, y])
}
else{
	linear(time,key(3).time,key(4).time,[x – widestEng – RLPadding, y],[x – widestA – RLPadding, y])
}

Hello,

You can adjust the Y position of the ball by testing the collision with the sine wave.

First, I tried to use sampleImage to test the collision, it worked but the rendering time was too long (more than 1 hour for a few seconds of video).

Finally, I tried in a different way, I calculated the distance between the ball and each points of the sine…

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Hello, line 1, convert the string to a number.

xx = Number(thisComp.layer('OFFSET').effect('FLIP MODE')('Menu'));
var jjj = 0
switch(xx){
case 1: jjj =0; break;
case 2: jjj =10; break;
case 3: jjj =30; break;
case 4: jjj =50; break;
case 5: jjj =90; break;
case 6: jjj =130; break;
case 7: jjj =180; break;}
jjj;

For Lockdown use this code:

function createNulls() {
    var sLayers = thisComp.selectedLayers;
    if (!sLayers.length) {
        alert('Please, select a layer');
        return false;
    }
    var sProperties = thisComp.selectedLayers[0].selectedProperties;
    if (!sProperties.length || sProperties.length < 2) {
        alert('Please, select at least 1…

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It should work.

function createNulls() {
    var sLayers = thisComp.selectedLayers;
    if (!sLayers.length) {
        alert('Please, select a layer');
        return false;
    }
    var sProperties = thisComp.selectedLayers[0].selectedProperties;
    if (!sProperties.length || sProperties.length < 2) {
        alert('Please, select at least 1 property');
…

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Hello, maybe something like this:

app.beginUndoGroup('Copy to Null');
app.executeCommand(19);
var controller = app.project.activeItem.layers.addNull();
controller.name = 'myProp';
controller.enabled = true;
controller.property('position').selected = true;
app.executeCommand(20);
app.endUndoGroup();

Hello, try this:

myNull = thisComp.layer('Null 1').effect('Checkbox Control')(1);
freeze = 0;
for (i = 1; i <= myNull.numKeys; i++) {
    if (i != myNull.numKeys && myNull.key(i) == 0 && time >= myNull.key(i).time) {
        freeze += Math.min(myNull.key(Math.min(i + 1, myNull.numKeys)).time, time) - myNull.key(i).time
    } else if (i == myNull.numKeys…

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OK for multiple rows, try this:

perRow = thisComp.layer('test.csv')('Data')('Outline').numProperties;
numOfRows = thisComp.layer('test.csv')('Data')('Number of Rows');
if (timeToFrames(time) < perRow * numOfRows) {
    row = Math.min(Math.floor(timeToFrames(time) / perRow), numOfRows - 1);
    col = timeToFrames(time) % perRow;
…

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Hello, place it before and after the FOR loop.

app.beginUndoGroup("undo");
for(var i =0;i<layers.length;i++){
...	
}
app.endUndoGroup();

Hello, try this:

max = thisComp.layer('test.csv')('Data')('Outline').numProperties -1;
footage('test.csv').dataValue([Math.min(timeToFrames(time),max), 0]);

You can use setText()

style.setFont('Arial-BoldMT').setText(forcetext);

Simply use:

text.sourceText.split('. ').join('r');

Try to select the layer and press E key twice to see expressions.

Then you can edit or remove expressions

Or you can click on this icon to enable/disable expression

Match or test should work.

thisComp.layer("YEAR").text.sourceText.match(/^d{4}$/g)?0:100
// OR
(/^d{4}$/g).test(thisComp.layer("YEAR").text.sourceText)?0:100

https://imgur.com/a/34ldDxE

I forgot to join the project file.

I made this using mask and expressions

https://imgur.com/a/hxMZtsi

You can change the index of a layer using:

Layer.moveAfter(),Layer.moveBefore(),Layer.moveToBeginning() or Layer.moveToEnd()

https://ae-scripting.docsforadobe.dev/layers/layer/#layer-moveafter

Hello, try this:

indexes = thisComp.layer("FIELD 1").text.sourceText.split(' ');
indexes.indexOf(textIndex.toString())!==-1?100:0

I think you just need to change the starting point

(right click on a point => Mask and Shape Path => Set First Vertex )

and play with Start and End values.

https://imgur.com/a/90bbiGH

https://imgur.com/a/bHW3zIe

Probably not perfect but the idea is:

1. duplicate your text layer
2. add an opacity animator and an expression selector to extract the word to highlight
3. then, the most funny part is too find a way to convert the word into a rectangle…

I combined fill,gaussian blur,mosaic and shift channel 😂

Try to find a good font, it works with Arial

function getOrdinalNum(n) {
  return n + (n > 0 ? ['ᵗʰ', 'ˢᵗ', 'ⁿᵈ', 'ʳᵈ'][(n > 3 && n < 21) || n % 10 > 3 ? 0 : n % 10] : '');
}
d = getOrdinalNum(effect('Slider Control')('Slider'));
m = Intl.DateTimeFormat('en', { month: 'long' }).format(effect('Dropdown Menu Control')('Menu'));
'Roboto font: '+ m + ' '+ d

Filip, the problem is numbers are rounded, it’s not very accurate.

999500 to 999999 return 1M instead of 999.9K

Hello, try this:

function format(num){
if(num >= 1000000000) return Math.floor(num/100000000)/10 +'B';
if(num >= 1000000) return Math.floor(num/100000)/10 +'M';
if(num >= 1000) return Math.floor(num/100)/10 +'K';
return Math.round(num);
}
num = thisComp.layer("NUMBER CONTROLLER").effect("Point Control")("Point")[0];
format(num)

Hello, you can use

rd_GimmePropPath.jsx

http://redefinery.com/ae/scripts/rd_scripts_20170108.zip

1 of these is probably correct.

https://imgur.com/a/plUOQeX

The idea, is to remove all words before the in point value

add this expression to the sourceText property

m = thisComp.layer('voiceover 3').marker;
arr = value.split(' ');
n = 1;
while(m.key(n).time < inPoint){
arr[n-1]='u200B';
n++
}
style.setText(arr.join(' '));

Yes,

replace:

if (inPoint > m.key(n).time && textIndex < n + 1) {

by:

if (n > 0 && inPoint > m.key(n).time && textIndex < n + 1) {

Place it where you need to use it

Maybe here:

spd = thisComp.layer('Effect').effect('slider controll')('slider');
accum = 0;
if (effect('checkbox control')('check')) {
    for (i = timeToFrames(inPoint); i <= timeToFrames(time); i++) {
        accum += spd.valueAtTime(framesToTime(i));
    }
}
value + accum * thisComp.frameDuration;