[Hannes Paulsson]

Awesome, works like a charm!

Thanks again Dan!

[Hannes Paulsson]

Found it!

https://aescripts.com/splitimage/

[Hannes Paulsson]

Ah, okay. I want the precom “H1” to relate to itself in the zoom-comp, and this seemd to do the trick!

a=comp("Zoom-comp").layer(thisComp.name).transform.yRotation
if (a<=270) 100 else 0

Thank’s Dan! Helpful as always!

All the best
Hannes

[Hannes Paulsson]

I would have to change the comp-name the expression refers to, in this case “H1” to the name of each individual precomps name. So the next one would be “H2”, and so on.

But I don’t think I’m gonna use this method, had to come up with another way of doing it any ways. But it would still be nice to know if this is possible or not.

[Hannes Paulsson]

Ah, sorry, of course they should be different comps, I dont know what i was thinking.

So I have 256 individual precomps, and I want to be able to rewrite the expression from the first one (called H1 in the previous expression), so that I can use the exact same expression for all different comps. Is this at all possible?

[Hannes Paulsson]

Right now they are all independent objects in the project panel, but if its possible it would be better to be able to have only one and have instances of that precomp.

[Hannes Paulsson]

Ah, figured it out. Didn’t use 32bits.

[Hannes Paulsson]

Thanks Dan, works like a charm!

[Hannes Paulsson]

Do you want it to just go in a smooth curve from 0 to 100 and than back to 0?

in that case, usa i sinus curve. Like this:

Math.sin(time*Math.PI*2)*50+50

The Math.PI*2 tells it to do one loop in one second. Change this value to change the speed of this.

If you just want it to scale up to 100 and then jump back to 0, just write:

time*25%100

change “25” to change the speed

[Hannes Paulsson]

A simple way to reveal your text would be to set your text layer (possibly precomped, not sure how particular handles text-layers) into your floor layer.