Jamie Bradshaw
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Ah thanks Dan. That might be why I was having trouble with it. 😉
Jamie Bradshaw
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Cheers Mark.
Well this was done in my spare time so it’s hard to guess exactly how long it took. i think it was mostly created over a few evenings and the best part of a Sunday.
It took a whole day to render on a pretty hefty render farm though… I had quiet a few expressions going on.
Jamie Bradshaw
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Thanks Giriraj.
Wow that seems pretty crazy if it was all made in After Effects. I would have thought that it would have been easier to have created the characters in something like Photoshop or Illustrator.
Cool though, cheers for that.
Anyone for anymore?
Jamie Bradshaw
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ah, I didn’t know about the ‘SHIFT+EE’ shortcut. Thanks Jan, that’s a good solution for now.
Jamie Bradshaw
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hehe.
I was thinking more along the lines of a triple ‘U’ tap. Especially as the double ‘U’ tap is used for revealing all properties that have been changed from their default value.
Jamie Bradshaw
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I thought that might be the case, just wanted to make sure in case anyone out there knew of one. I’ve already sent it as a feature request to Adobe as I think it’d be a VERY useful thing to have.
Jamie Bradshaw
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Hmm it looks like the backslash got lost there.
So just for the record, there should be a backslash before the r in that last expression
Cheers
Jamie Bradshaw
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Okay I’ve found this one out myself…
For anyone interested this is what I was after…
str = “line 1” + “\r” + “line 2”;
Jamie Bradshaw
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Thanks loads Dan. I’m using the expression:
propertyGroup().name.length;
and it’s returning the length of the effect name. Just what I was after.
One again you save the day! 😉
Jamie Bradshaw
Motion Graphic Artist
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Thanks Dan. I actually refined the while loop in my expression and was able to get the result I was after just using a normal array. It works a treat now! 🙂
Thanks for your help though, that multi-dimensional array stuff is very useful to know.
Jamie Bradshaw
Motion Graphic Artist
https://www.vimeo.com/jimjam