Lloyd Alvarez
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Try this:
x=thisComp.width-thisComp.layer(“fiets rit sequence.mov”).transform.position[0];
y=thisComp.layer(“fiets rit sequence.mov”).transform.position[1]-thisComp.height;
[x,y]_lloyd
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Do you want them to appear randomly or to continuously turn on and off? If you simply want them to turn on randomly you can use my Layer Random Shifter script which will essentially randomize the inPoints of your layers and cause them to appear randomly.
https://aescripts.com/2008/02/28/layer-random-shifter/
-Lloyd
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Check out Dan’s tutorial on sync’ing events with markers:
https://www.motionscript.com/design-guide/marker-sync.html
-Lloyd
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Hey John,
Are you running AE in english? Expressions are language dependent and will break if they are not run in the same language that they were created.
-Lloyd
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You can try app.executeCommand()
Here’s a post on the discovered commands so far:
https://aescripts.blogspot.com/2008/01/appexecutecommand-list-wip.html-Lloyd
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Hey Joey,
I am curious to know if you’ve run into situations where Magnum has not done a good job? I am always looking to improve it, so i would love to hear about situations in which it has a hard time.
-Lloyd
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Wow Dan! That’s some serious math going on there!
Well, I am happy to report that it works!!
Thank again!-Lloyd
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Thanks! That did the trick, but I forgot to mention that I also need the rotations (and orientation) of the null. Seems toWorld only works with vectors or length 2 or 3 (at least that’s what the error message says 😉
-Lloyd
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You will need to turn on Time Remapping and apply this expression:
holdTime=30; //# of frames to hold for
k1=key(1).time * (1.0 / thisComp.frameDuration);
k2=key(2).time * (1.0 / thisComp.frameDuration);
posterizeTime((1/thisComp.frameDuration)/holdTime);
r=random(k1, k2);
framesToTime(r, fps = 1 / thisComp.frameDuration);-Lloyd