[Joseph Simons]

Hi Phil,

I can’t directly answer your question, but found your post as I was attempting to do something similar. Your base code looks exactly like what I’ve been referencing in David Torno’s online course, so I’m assuming you’re in a similar place as I am.

I found this resource for all the possible edittext properties, which I think you’ll find useful.

https://jongware.mit.edu/iljscs6html/iljscs6/pc_EditText.html

Good luck with your coding endeavors!

Joseph

[Joseph Simons]

The answer is simpler than all of these responses!

[Joseph Simons]

Thanks, I’ll have to give this a shot.

[Joseph Simons]

Thanks, I know it seems trivial, but in a field where organizing files and file types in a more unified manner can have a significant impact on overall workflow, especially with a large team, it could prove important. If it’s not possible now, I’ll certainly be requesting the feature to Adobe.

A cleaner workflow is ALWAYS a better workflow in my experience.

Thanks for the response, though!

[Joseph Simons]

Hmm, disappointing, but thanks for the reply nonetheless.

Is there a way I can reprogram the plugin to boost the max value manually? Can I do this through the plugin manager?

[Joseph Simons]

The shot involves zooming out from a close up of a city street plan to reveal the whole planet. The problem with simple camera tricks are that I need to use collapse transformations to preserve the quality of my vector file while zoomed most of the way in. Scaling/moving the camera closer distorts the relationship of the image and the effect in an unnatural way.

I was just wondering if it was possible to override those settings, as my tests have proved that it would be an effective solution (if I can overcome the hurdle of the maximum parameter).

Thanks again.