[Louis Jaime]

Thanks to you both. Phew! Here’s how I ended up doing it.

1. Create Null layer
2. Select the other layers, and make the null layer the parent
3. With the layers still selected, move anchor points on the X axis to the size of of the radius that equals the radius of the circle you wish to create.
4. Then of course set the respective Y Oriention or Y Rotation to 360/n respectively.
5. Rotate null to taste.

Hope I described it clear enough for anyone else wishing to do this.

Many thanks!
Louis

[Louis Jaime]

I believe that only thing you have to watch for is that you set your color space to 32bpc and make sure you output to a format (as a single file or sequence) that supports 32bpc.

If you don’t mind me asking, why so much color space for black and white titles?

Louis

[Louis Jaime]

Lloyd,

YOU ARE AWSOME. It works like a champ! What a time saver. Thank you so so so much.

Sometimes it’s those little things that matter most. 😉

Thanks again,

Louis

[Louis Jaime]

Thanks Lloyd,

I’m sure I’m doing something wrong here… I can’t get the scripts to work on a Mac or PC respectively. Both scripts exist where your instructions say they should. In the Preferences/General the “Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Network” is ticked. I also tried with the “Enable JavaScript Debugger” on and off. Anything else I’m missing here?

Thanks again,
Louis

[Louis Jaime]

Thanks! It worked perfect!