[Federico Ponce]

that’s perfect, thank you!

Here is the final code:

// Fire and Ice present: Accutimer Xposition automator v01

yStart = 940;
yLand = 864;
yEnd = 940;

f = 6; // number of frames
t = framesToTime(f);

landIn = inPoint+t;
landOut = outPoint-t;

y = easeOut(time, inPoint, landIn, yStart, yLand);
if (time >= landOut){
y = easeIn(time, landOut, outPoint, yLand, yEnd);
}

[y];

[Federico Ponce]

Thanks for replying!

In the expression below, how do I stipulate t with specific number of frames rather than the .2 value

xStart = -44.7;
xLand = 324.2;
xEnd = -44.7;

t = .2 //Amount of time for animation
landIn = inPoint+t;
landOut = outPoint-t;

x = easeOut(time, inPoint, landIn, xStart, xLand);
if (time >= landOut){
x = easeIn(time, landOut, outPoint, xLand, xEnd);
}

[x];

[Federico Ponce]

This is what I came up with:

// Fire and Ice present: Accutimer Xposition automator v01

xStart = -44.7;
xLand = 324.2;
xEnd = -44.7;

t = .2 //Amount of time for animation
landIn = inPoint+t;
landOut = outPoint-t;

x = easeOut(time, inPoint, landIn, xStart, xLand);
if (time >= landOut){
x = easeIn(time, landOut, outPoint, xLand, xEnd);
}

[x];

[Federico Ponce]

Thanks for replying!

What I need is very simple but I can’t seem to figure it out. Basically I want a layer to translate on X in lets say 20 units (ease in) and then translate out (ease out) -20 units. But I want that translate operation to be controlled by the length of the layer so no matter how long the layer is it will always translate the 20 units. Basically I want to learn how to make the in and out points drive Position/Rotation

Thank you!

[Federico Ponce]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the quick reply. The comp is 29.976 and we have tried interpreting the footage with and without drop frame.

[Federico Ponce]

unable to run script line 1. syntax error:

var timeCodes = “0;01;00;08, 0;01;03;03, 0;01;03;04, 0;01;05;09, 0;01;05;10”;
var splitTC = timeCodes.split(“,”);
var myComp = app.project.activeItem;
var myLayer = myComp.selectedLayers[0];
for(var i = 0; i < splitTC.length; i++)
t = currentFormatToTime(splitTC[i],myComp.frameRate);
myLayer.property(“Marker”).addKey(t)

[Federico Ponce]

Hi, were do you enter this script?

{
var timeCodes = “0;01;00;08, 0;01;03;03, 0;01;03;04, 0;01;05;09, 0;01;05;10”;
var splitTC = timeCodes.split(“,”);
var myComp = app.project.activeItem;
var myLayer = myComp.selectedLayers[0];
for(var i = 0; i < splitTC.length; i++){
t = currentFormatToTime(splitTC[i],myComp.frameRate);
myLayer.property(“Marker”).addKey(t)
}
}

[Federico Ponce]

Use tab instead of shift.