[Francois Germain]

Hey I just found it!

var myWindow=new Window(“dialog“,”My Window”);

it is supposed to be window or palette

Thanks anyway guys

[Francois Germain]

Thanks Dan. But I wanted to control what happens in comps from the project window. I’ll write something in the name of each comp, so it could be detected by an expression and do the job that I want.

[Francois Germain]

Hey I’ve found it.

If you follow the odometer tutorial from Aharon Rabinowitz
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/rabinowitz_aharon/Odometer_2/video-tutorial

there’s the expression you put in the Offset effect (shift to center property)
Depending of the digit, you have to modify the start_value and the End_value. Hope someone will use it.

variableSlider =thisComp.layer("master compteur").effect("Slider Control")("Slider");// this line depends of your layer's name of course;

digit1 = Math.floor(variableSlider%10);
digit2 = Math.floor(variableSlider/10);
digit3 = Math.floor(variableSlider/100);
digit4 = Math.floor(variableSlider/1000);
digit5 = Math.floor(variableSlider/10000);
digit6 = Math.floor(variableSlider/100000);
digit7 = Math.floor(variableSlider/1000000);

start_value=digit2;
end_value=digit2+1;
space_between_numbers=192
column_height=1920
offset=thisComp.layer("master compteur").effect("Slider Control")("Slider")%10;
y=value[1];
x=linear(offset,9,10,start_value,end_value);
[x*space_between_numbers%column_height,y]