[Gonçalo Silva]

Here it is the corrected one :

t = time;

if(thisComp.layer("threshold").transform.yPosition.valueAtTime(t) < transform.yPosition.valueAtTime(t)){
easeIn(time,inPoint+5,inPoint+9,transform.yPosition.value,500);
}
else {
transform.yPosition;
}

[Gonçalo Silva]

Try this ,

Paste this on “particle” -> Transform -> X Position :

Hope this will help

t = time;
if(thisComp.layer("threshold").transform.yPosition.valueAtTime(t) < transform.yPosition.valueAtTime(t)){
loopOut('cycle');
}
else {
key(1);
}

[Gonçalo Silva]

Here is the script

[Gonçalo Silva]

I like to call it a plugin cause it has an interface and it is made of different parts that work together, but you can call it what you want I guess it doesn’t matter much. Oh yeah, in fact I really like that plugin. I’m not a programmer at all , but I took that issue of managing colors in After effects that bugs me too much and I tryed to make something more easy to use. I believe that is far less complex/complete than Ray Dynamic Color 2. This plugin/script applies effects to layers according with his type and it uses layers.comment, so you stay informed about what layer is linked to what color palette. And my plugin/script has a limit of five colors per layer. From what I saw about Ray Dynamic Color 2 , it doesn’t has this limitation.

I’m trying to make a video tutorial showing how to use it (or how I use it), so you can test it then and see if you find something interesting on that tool.
Normally this week I’ll write a new post and put a link to the download page on gumroad I guess.