thanks for the efforts. i know its an annoying one.

Yup thats the definitely the problem. Is there anyway for this to work with toggle hold keyframes? so i can create a type writer style animation?

its not working for me because im using toggle hold keyframes. Im recreating a typing style animation letter by letter with pauses in-between some letters. so the animation stops after each keyframe.

text evo would not be an option. I require the SourceRectTime of the text layer. I eventually want this type layer to drive the size of a box that it will be on top of. You cant use TextEvo for that.

Ok. so back to the expression. that i was using. it actually does work. but the animation poses at each keyframe. you need to try it out your self to see what I mean. essentially this expression works but each key letter should play out the animation independently as it appears. any ideas?

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s = Math.round(effect("Slider…

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Oh never mind. i ram previewed my expression and its moving so slow and at like 4 frames per second. it definitely did not work.

this is sorta working but it stops animating after i run out of keyframes.

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s = Math.round(effect(“Text_Reveal”)(“Slider”).value);

if (textIndex == s)

70

else if (textIndex < s)

0

else

100
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It doesnt exactly work. It snaps into position rather than animate slide up. any ideas sir?

Im currently using this expression with an effect slider to reveal one letter at a time via the Source Text paramter:

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s = effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”).value;
value.substring(0, s);

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My question is: I would like to have each letter Position Y slide up with ease about 30 pixels as each letter is being revealed via the effect slider. I…

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Heads up, I added one extra inPoint, so this expression can work anywhere on the timeline not just frame zero. Thanks again.

freq = 2;
amplitude = 350;
decay = 6;
easeTime = 0.7;
if (time >= inPoint){
  val = amplitude*Math.sin(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*(time-inPoint));
  easeIn((time-inPoint),0,easeTime,0,val)
}
else{value}

Thank you sir, it worked like a charm.💪

The expression below work perfectly but does anyone know how to add an Ease in to this?

Thanks

freq = 3;
amplitude = 50;
decay = 6;
if (time >= inPoint){
amplitude*Math.sin(freq*time*2*Math.PI)/Math.exp(decay*(time-inPoint))
	}
else{value}

thank you so much. needed this. can I ask why the use of 1.2 in the expression. how does that help find the answer?

Currently this works perfectly:

text.sourceText.replace(/are/,”no”)

but I want to change the weight of the word “no” to a different font weight via style.setFont:

text.sourceText.replace(/are/,style.setFont(“Gotham-Black”).setText(“no”))

I’m not sure what Im doing wrong but I get this where “no” should be: [object Object]

Please help. Thanks