[Levi Borland]

You can also use expression controllers for this. Precomp the comp that you want to turn on and off. Then create an empty layer and apply a checkbox controller. Write an if/else expression on the precomp for opacity. If checkbox is checked, opacity 100, if unchecked – opacity 0.

Something like this…

if(thisComp.layer(“Adjustment Layer 1”).effect(“Checkbox Control”)(“Checkbox”)==0)0 else 100

[Levi Borland]

I was going to suggest the same thing. Just use a slider expression controller and link the rotation of any layers you want to rotate to the value of the slider. This is pretty simple to do, even if you don’t know how to write expressions from scratch with javascript.

[Levi Borland]

Yeah I would love to set something up. I’ll shoot you an email.

[Levi Borland]

I would be interested in learning more about this opportunity!

[Levi Borland]

Thanks Graham!

[Levi Borland]

I can tutor you if interested in more focused learning

[Levi Borland]

Looks much cleaner

[Levi Borland]

Delete the quotes around shape layer 1 and shape layer 1. Re type the quotes and then Shape Layer 1 inside the new quotes. Perhaps they are two opening quotes, or closing quotes instead of one of each.

[Levi Borland]

Nevermind, I put it into AE and it doesn’t give any meaningful help.

[Levi Borland]

Click on the orange or yellow triangle with the exclamation point to the left of the red arrow. It should give you more info. Can you screenshot that?