[Julian Kauffmann]

Sorry, one more question. The script is doing a lot of operations. Is it possible that since I have the entire operation under one undoGroup that I’m bogging AE down. And if I were to divide the operation into several undoGroups it might free up memory?

[Julian Kauffmann]

I believe you were right, Dan. A few expressions got the “overrun” error that were on layers no even being copied over. So I assume they were trying to recalibrate due to the new information which was overloading AE memory. I’m on an older computer. If I was using a computer with more memory would that help? Forgive me if that is a stupid question. Thanks, Julian

[Julian Kauffmann]

I guess I was overly optimistic. I got the error again.

[Julian Kauffmann]

Thanks Dan,

It’s strange though that running it with the caps lock on would prevent this error. Turning the caps lock off after it runs gives me no errors.

I may have fixed it however, though I don’t understand why. As I said before the script makes a new composition and then adds it into the main composition. It then copies layers into this newly created composition and adds expression. The thing I changed is that I now have the script collapsing this new composition. For some reason I’m not getting the error anymore. I’m cautiously optimistic.

I should say that I’m working on cs6 which I have found to be buggy.

-Julian