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  • Funny enough, I got stuck in the easy part: I can’t figure out how to paste the expression in the Source Text expression field as simple Text. If I put “” at the extremes of the whole expression, it doesn’t work. I’m afraid I’m doing something wrong syntax-wise.

    😛

  • Thanks, I’ll give it a go then!

    Cheers

  • I was thinking about the text layer option too.

    Anyway, it’s not such a big deal, it was more about satisfying my curiosity.

    Thanks a bunch for the reply though.

  • Hi, thanks for the tip.
    It is indeed given by the OS, which on my Windows machine has its settings on “Italian”, even though I run everything in English (OS and applications, AE included). I tried to change the settings for decimals to “.”, and AE followed suit (as well as other apps I checked).
    I also noticed that even if it is set to use “,” as a decimal, when I input values in the expression field I must use “.”, otherwise is going to give me an error. So a position array of 10,5 on X and 20,5 Y would have to be written this way:
    [10.5, 20.5]

    So, my final question: is there a way to set AE to work with different standards, so that I can have “.” even without changing the locality settings on my machine? If not, is there a way to remap my numPad “.” to a “,”?

    Thanks a lot, at least now I know what the heck is happening!

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