[Jano Sempere]

Super useful, many thanks

[Jano Sempere]

My mistake, I’ve mean “easy way to do”

Worked perfectly, many thanks Dan.

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[Jano Sempere]

Thanks Thomas, you are a hero,

It works perfect, I can adjust position to stick it ok and old expressions still works.

And both boxes are separate layers, thanks for assuming it.

With one slider I can control X gap and Anchor point expression keeps box in hte right way.

Thanks.

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[Jano Sempere]

[Tomas Bumbulevičius] “ange eac”
B) You could set anchor point expression of left object box to be on the left, and for the right one – on the right. Then each boxes width will grow from left/right and you could change each of them individually.

Thanks tomas,
I don’t mid about the global gap,
I’ve tried Option B, but i didn’t find the expressions to work correctly, it grows weird.
My hopes goes on doing just one template allowed to modify depending on the needs of position and length.

I’ll keep working, will post if I find solution.
Thanks

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[Jano Sempere]

Many thanks

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[Jano Sempere]

Thanks Dan,

It works like a charm, using it in a template for premiere pro, you can set the duration between start animation and end animation with the slider.

You always rock.
Thanks.

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[Jano Sempere]

It will be a wonderfull world when adobe add this feature to do real templates.

Thanks Dan, as always

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[Jano Sempere]

Thanks Walter.
I supose that, i will rey another solution.

Jano

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[Jano Sempere]

Hello Dan.

You are a genius, and you are right, sorry, Layer A is a control layer, and the property to change is a checkbox.

Expression works perfectly, I just modified the first line and voilá, I think I didn’t defined well the first variable and of course my expression didn’t works.

Best regards

Jano.

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