Justin Porter
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so how do I add a slider to a layer? Once I’ve done that, how do I link the expression? Thanks for the help so far.
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so how do I add a slider to a layer? Once I’ve done that, how do I link the expression? Thanks for the help so far.
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wow, thanks for all the responses. The expression I’m using is a pretty standard wiggle “position.wiggle(50,5)”. Here’s the challenge. I have this expression applied to about 33 layers individually so adding a slider control to each and then keyframing them all individually would be sort of a pain in the neck. Is there any way I can attach all the expressions to a single slider? Even being able to key them in a boolean fashion would work for what I’m trying to do (I want the comp to appear to freeze for a moment)
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wow, thanks for all the responses. The expression I’m using is a pretty standard wiggle “position.wiggle(50,5)”. Here’s the challenge. I have this expression applied to about 33 layers individually so adding a slider control to each and then keyframing them all individually would be sort of a pain in the neck. Is there any way I can attach all the expressions to a single slider? Even being able to key them in a boolean fashion would work for what I’m trying to do (I want the comp to appear to freeze for a moment)
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thanks for the reply. I figured it out. It was because I had set it up to draw a shape layer rather than create a work path. Thanks,
Justin
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yes, I understand that relationship, but that is not the cause for a few reasons, first: in the image you’re seeing above, the preview is not a .gif32 preview, it’s an “original image” preview in the save for web dialog box, second: I am using an adaptive pallette for the gif on an image that only has 3 or so colors, not a restrictive pallette. Also, I have tried setting the output setting to PNG24 to test it and I have the exact same problem.
Regardless, Thanks for the help, any other ideas?