Lloyd Alvarez
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Hey Louis,
I just realized I had uploaded the wrong script which was hardcoded to a test file I was using. Please re-download the scripts and let me know if it works for you.
-Lloyd
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Hi Louis,
Have you run the loadProjectSetup.jsx script? You run it by selecting it from File->Scripts. You should then be able to select the project to load at startup and as long as loadProject.jsx in in the Startup folder in the Scripts folder you should be good to go. What happens when you select the loadProjectSetup.jsx script?
-Lloyd
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Hi Louis,
I wrote a script that will do just that. You can get the script here:
https://aescripts.com/2008/09/08/load-project-at-startup/-Lloyd
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by the way, if you are doing (time-0.1) because you are wanting to look at the previous frame, this is a more accurate way to do it:
mask(propertyGroup(1).propertyIndex -1).maskOpacity.valueAtTime(time-framesToTime(1, fps = 1.0 / thisComp.frameDuration))
-Lloyd
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Here you go Jacques:
mask(propertyGroup(1).propertyIndex -1).maskOpacity.valueAtTime(time-0.1)
-Lloyd
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Hey Eric,
You use parenthesis to group your calculations, so in your case it would go like this:
( thisComp.layer(“Rotating Lens Part”).transform.zRotation+88.7 ) * .81
and just to further explain it, if you wanted to the divide that result by 2+2 you would do it like this:
( ( thisComp.layer(“Rotating Lens Part”).transform.zRotation+88.7 ) * .81 ) / (2+2)
Hope that makes sense.. also there’s a forum for expressions.. you should find the link on the menu at the top of this page.
-Lloyd
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Cool, i missed your response earlier.. but for the sake of having the info here in case someone else finds it helpful, you would put this expression on the opacity of the layer you want to switch to 0 at the marker:
if (time < thisComp.marker.key("3").time) { value } else { 0 } -Lloyd https://aescripts.com
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Hey Chris,
Turn on time remapping for your “Logo Out” layer and add this expression:
value – thisComp.marker.key(“3”).time
-Lloyd
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