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  • Sweet! I don’t think I ever would have found that on my own :). Thanks man!

  • Yup they are! Never used them before. So I’m assuming I can use these to push everthing the way I want it and then copy and Paste Attributes to all the necessary clips in the timeline?

  • Cool yeah that seems to work. I just wish it worked the other way so that I could keep everything in one layer for my OCD timeline management instincts to not go haywire ;). Thank you so much for this!

  • Matt Chandronait

    June 4, 2010 at 6:01 pm in reply to: Animate property based off XPos + Time?

    Oh man that is SO much simpler than what I was trying to do :). It’s pretty elegant when you understand what’s going on. After looking up the elements of what you’ve done above, I think I’ve learned an awful lot. I even hooked up randomRange to a slider so that I could test multiple values efficiently. It’s a small thing, but for someone who’s an AE scripting novice it made me happy.

    Thanks again, Dan!

  • Matt Chandronait

    June 4, 2010 at 12:41 am in reply to: Animate property based off XPos + Time?

    So the above did indeed work exactly as intended, but now I’m thinking it would be better to minorly stagger the elements. It seems like I’d want to wiggle fadeStart, but I’m still a little iffy on how wiggle actually works. I’ve read the AE help on the arguments it needs, but the only value I seem to really get for the opacity is either 0 or 100. Can I bother you for some more help? 🙂

  • Matt Chandronait

    June 3, 2010 at 7:15 pm in reply to: Animate property based off XPos + Time?

    Wow! Perfect. Works like a charm. Thanks a ton Dan :). Now to go and research everything you’ve done there so that I can learn from it. I can see the principles being very valuable in the future. Thanks again!

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