[Jacek Skro]

It is better solution than my current [dirty] workaround by Converting Expression to Keyframes and apply smooth() afterwards.

Thanks!

[Jacek Skro]

There is possible to apply smooth to evaluated value instead of original?

My case:
After 3D camera tracking I have many 0<>360 jumps in Camera’s Orientation property.
So I apply expression to orientation:

([transform.orientation[0]-10, transform.orientation[1]-10, transform.orientation[2]-10]);

10 is a maximal degrees variation iny may Camera’a orientation, so now its values are between 350-360 degrees without jumps.
I want to apply additional smooth to orientation.
But after adding:

smooth(width = .2, samples = 5, t = time);

…Camera’s orientation again jumps 0<>360, and my earlier expression is ignored.

There is a way to solve this?

[Jacek Skro]

thanks for your thoughts.
but this not help too much because anyway every letter would be in separate layer.

anyway finally I ended with animating all leters as layers manually. :/

thanks and best regards

[Jacek Skro]

not working.

“After Effects error: can’t paste spatial data to temporal data.
( 26 :: 269 )”
or
“After Effects error: can’t paste from 1 dimension(s) to 3
( 26 :: 269 )”
error mesages was displayed.

is there a way to save and apply “pure” expressions as presets that will work for any type of property? (an example: loopin+loopout expression)

[Jacek Skro]

there is a way to “shift” posterization of time by some amount of frame(s)?

when I use:

posterizetime(12);
value

on keyframed Position property then Position change on every even frame (0, 2, 4, 6, etc.). but I want that this posterization (change of Position value) was done on every odd frame (1, 3, 5, 7 …).

is this possible with expression?
(btw I can’t change comps length by adding one frame to it’s begining)